Warehousing operation cost reduction reference, BYD CPD20 forklift operation efficiency introduction

Disassembly of the Core Requirements for Cost Reduction in Warehousing Scenarios

The impact of handling efficiency on operating costs

In the current operation process of most small and medium-sized warehouses, the proportion of energy consumption, manpower consumption, and equipment downtime loss in the on-site handling process to the overall operating cost is not low. Reasonable selection of suitable handling equipment is a feasible path to achieve cost reduction without greatly adjusting the existing moving lines. When selecting equipment, many warehousing practitioners will not only pay attention to procurement costs, but also focus on the actual comprehensive performance under long-term high-frequency operations to avoid reducing the overall operating efficiency due to insufficient equipment performance.

The Actual Operation Performance of Adaptive Electric Forklift

Full scene adaptation capability

The rated load of the equipment is 2 tons, the lifting height can cover the access requirements of most conventional storage shelves, the body is flexible, and it can be smoothly turned in the dense storage channel. In the face of the multi-scene switching requirements of unloading platforms, indoor warehouses, and outdoor short-distance transshipment, it can stably complete the handling task. A single full battery life can support the high-frequency handling operations of conventional warehouses throughout the day, without the need for repeated power replenishment halfway through, reducing the interruption of operations and reducing the additional workload of dispatchers.

Cost reduction advantages for long-term operations

The electric power system used in the equipment has far lower energy consumption and cost than traditional fuel handling equipment during operation. There is no exhaust emission problem, and no additional facilities related to exhaust gas treatment are required, which meets the environmental protection requirements of warehouse indoor operations. In the daily operation and maintenance process, the power system has fewer worn parts, and there is no need to replace oil filters and other consumables frequently. Long-term use can reduce a lot of operation and maintenance expenses and further dilute the comprehensive cost of equipment.

Warehousing enterprises can combine the actual situation of their own operation lines and daily handling volume, match the corresponding parameters of handling equipment, and gradually optimize the operating efficiency of on-site logistics, so as to steadily achieve a reasonable decrease in operating costs.