Programmed to
deliver.
Rack & Robots is an intralogistics integrator working the full range — from a single-deep pallet rack quote to a fully automated storage and retrieval structure. One team specifies it, sells it, installs it and commissions it.
Four numbers, and what they mean
Numbers on a website are worthless without a definition attached, so here are ours.
Years of experience
Specifying, selling and commissioning intralogistics systems across storage and automation.
Project focus
Your project is not queued behind fifty others. It is the work.
Point of contact
The same person from first quote through installation and commissioning.
Injuries
Across every installation we have delivered to date.
Four commitments
Modularity
Our solutions adapt to your operation, not the other way around. Modular systems allow phased implementation, converting a labor and lift-truck reliant operation to an automated one over time. Adding robots adds throughput as needs change.
Plug & play
Automated solutions install quickly without costly warehouse modifications or bespoke engineering. They integrate into existing processes, and we have the software people to connect them to any WMS.
Man & machine
There are tasks people do better and tasks machines do better. Our systems are designed for the two to interface safely, rather than pretending one replaces the other.
More from existing assets
Land and construction costs make expansion hard to pencil. AS/RS increases capacity inside your existing walls, which removes realtors, land, architects and general contractors from the project entirely.
No layers between you and the equipment
We sell direct. That means no distributor overhead priced into the quote, less paperwork moving between parties, and one person who cannot pass your problem to another company. It also means when something needs fixing on site, the number you call is the number that answers.
Tell us what the building is doing wrong
Out of positions. Too much travel. Cannot staff the freezer. Whatever the symptom is, that is the right place to start — and the first call costs nothing.