Hannover Messe 2018: Effective c-part sourcing on the REYHER Stand

The focus for REYHER at the Industrial Supply fair is on showcasing reliable and efficient c-part sourcing in the era of ‘integrated industry’. On Stand J32 in Hall 3 at the Hannover Messe REYHER presents its e-business solutions and kanban systems. These support more reliable and efficient structuring of industrial logistics processes.

ROM | REYHER Order Management offers customers a high performance kanban-based c-part management system. This provides sourcing and process reliability and, at the same time, helping to reduce sourcing costs and errors. Various RFID and barcode solutions developed in-house can be adjusted to the individual needs of each customer and the on-site conditions. This makes automatic order-triggering possible, which in turn streamlines materials sourcing processes.

For kanban supplies, the Hamburg fastener and fixing technology specialists rely on a new innovative benchmark bin: The kanban ROM | LTB bin can be transformed from a transport box into an open-fronted bin with one simple hand movement. This makes it possible, depending on the item, to increase the fill volume by 28 per cent. A strong, ribbed structure on the base of the bin facilitates ideal load capacities. The ROM | LTB bin, developed in cooperation with logistics partner SSI Schäfer, also has openings for automated handling.

Virtual reality view into fully-automated warehouse

Visitors to REYHER’s fair stand can also receive a detailed overview of the products and service range of fastener and fixing technology. REYHER’s supply range covers standard, non-standard and engineered parts for all industrial sectors and applications. Diverse e-business services, such as EDI solutions, kitting of sets and assembly kits complete the offering.

To see how REYHER can reliably deliver just-in-time within 24 hours, experience a tour through the logistics centre in Hamburg. This year at the Hannover Messe visitors to the REYHER stand have the opportunity - via virtual reality. Wearing data glasses to take a virtual tour and, if interested, can visit the two storey high-bay warehouse with its 40,000 storage spaces.