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With Heavy on Paper, we bring together in-depth expertise, compelling project stories, and technological insights from the world of heavy-duty intralogistics in a concise, high-quality white paper format. The content ranges from innovative system concepts and automation solutions to extraordinary heavy-duty projects and practical best practices from international industrial applications.
Our white papers combine technical expertise with concrete insights from completed projects and reveal the challenges, technologies, and ideas behind modern material flow and production solutions. We place particular emphasis on clear, understandable, and visually appealing presentation to ensure that complex topics remain easy to grasp and accessible.
Whether it’s technological trends, engineering know-how, or real-world background stories — Heavy on Paper delivers concise information, valuable insights, and exciting perspectives for decision-makers, planners, and industry experts.
Heavy on Paper: Heavy-duty intralogistics
This white paper series combines technical insights, engaging project case studies, and practical knowledge on innovative plant designs, automation, and heavy-duty solutions.
Compact, easy to understand, and visually presented, heavy onPaper reveals the technologies and ideas behind modern material flow and production systems—offering valuable insights for decision-makers, planners, and industry experts.
White Paper: Heavy-Duty Storage Systems – Which Solution Is (Not) Right for You?
Selecting a suitable heavy-duty storage system depends on far more factors than just the weight and dimensions of the workpieces. High-bay warehouses offer enormous advantages in terms of space efficiency and standardized processes. Flat storage systems excel in flexibility and adaptable handling for lower throughput rates. Cantilever racks enable the safe storage of long and bulky workpieces. Which solution is right for your needs?
White Paper: Heavy-Duty Intralogistics Follows Different Rules
Heavy-duty intralogistics differs fundamentally from traditional material flow solutions. When handling loads of 5 metric tons or more, not only do load capacities and safety requirements increase, but so do the demands for precision, availability, maintainability, and process integration. That is why heavy-duty intralogistics requires a systematic approach that considers material, process logic, building layout, interfaces, and operational goals as a unified whole.
Heavy on Paper: Shunting and loading systems
The technologies, projects, and ideas behind modern shunting technology: In our white papers, we provide insights into developments that are transforming industrial processes for the long term. heavy onPaper combines engineering expertise with practical knowledge—presented in a concise format, explained clearly, and offering relevant insights for the decision-makers of today and tomorrow.
White Paper: Goodbye, Shunting Locomotive
Conventional locomotives often prove to be too costly, oversized, and maintenance-intensive for industrial rail sidings, whereas new solutions rely on efficient industrial components and standardized technology. These modern alternatives offer significant economic benefits and improved workplace safety through lower emissions, automated processes, and precise control.
