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Mallard Manufacturing: Ergo Cell ergonomic pallet lift table

Integrate ergonomic pallet lift table into case flow picking for better productivity

Mallard Manufacturing: Ergo Cell ergonomic pallet lift table
By 24/7 Staff 
March 17, 2015

Engineered to work within pallet flow case picking applications, the Ergo Cell ergonomic pallet lift table by Mallard Manufacturing has fail-safe pneumatic controls.

These controls can elevate the front pallet on the lift table, creating a comfortable range of motion for order selection while preventing repetitive injuries and improving picking rates. Once empty, the pallets can easily be removed from the lift table without weight or pressure from subsequent pallets.

Because it supports integrated pallet flow for dense first-in/first-out (FIFO) storage—up to 12 pallets deep—and case picking from the front pallet position, the solution is ideal for use in high-density, high-throughput order picking systems.

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