Company’s 2019 CORE technology “enables faster systems implementation and delivers more affordable automation” say Red Ledge
Red Ledge control systems with Böwe Systec advanced sortation support and integrate the entire supply chain
Red Ledge manufacturing and logistics applications at IMHX 2019 include sortation, RFID goods tracking, robotics and AGVs, lights-out warehouse automation, light- and voice-driven applications
Software application and engineering specialist Red Ledge (www.redledge.co.uk) is joining forces at IMHX 2019 with the company’s new majority shareholder Böwe Systec to launch the latest range of Red Ledge manufacturing and logistics (M&L) automation systems. In combination with Böwe Systec’s advanced sortation technology they are designed to support and integrate the entire supply chain, controlling M&L processes and tracking inventory from production line to warehousing and distribution. The Red Ledge CORE development technology “enables faster systems implementation and delivers more affordable automation” say Red Ledge.
Red Ledge systems on show at IMHX 2019 (24-27 September) include RFID goods tracking, robotics, autonomous guided vehicles (AGVs), automatic pallet movers, speed labelling and Böwe Systec’s advanced sortation system. Also on show, the latest Red Ledge warehouse management and control system drives light and voice warehouse applications, while its automated goods routing and ASRS (automatic storage and retrieval) provide a fully lights-out warehouse environment.
Red Ledge majority shareholder Böwe Systec GmbH is part of the Possehl Group, which in its 2017 financial year generated a turnover of around 3.8 billion euros and employed some 12,500 people.
Company backgrounder
www.redledge.co.uk
Headquartered in West Yorkshire, UK, Red Ledge was founded in 1996 and has over 150 clients worldwide. The company is a globally recognised specialist in RFID, barcode, voice and sensor technologies and uses its unique blend of application software and engineering skills to improve business processes in commerce, industry and government.
