St microelectronics case study
- 1. STMicroelectronics. Processing and shipping up to 19 million items a day.
- 3. “Dexion was contracted to design and implement an automated storage and retrieval system capable of processing and shipping up to 19 million items a day.” Challenge solved. Seven fully automatic high speed mini-load STMicroelectronics, the third largest, cranes are operating in the new facility independent semiconductor company in and each has a dedicated in-feed conveyor the world, designs and sells almost every line. Bins are conveyed to an allocated type of semiconductor, offering more than crane aisle, dictated by the bin management 3,000 main product types. system which is controlled by Dexion’s Realtime Distribution System (RDS). To maintain its current position and provide for future growth; STMicroelectronics constructed a new purpose built assembly and test facility to handle inplant inventory. Dexion was contracted to design and implement an automated storage and retrieval system capable of processing and shipping up to 19 million items a day. The concept for storage and order fulfilment is based on an automated bin storage and retrieval system (AS/RS), utilising mini-cranes. Products and services used. The purpose-designed racking system is 20 bins high and 92 bins long in seven aisles, provides a total of 25,536 locations for tote bin storage. Dexion Case Study – STMicroelectronics