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  Essentially, WMS is ideal when you need to schedule people. It gives you a view of when product may arrive or depart. It’s in its element organizing and storing orders and similar tasks. But it’s not typically doing this in real-time, and it usually can’t control automated equipment. It doesn’t interface with warehouse equipment. That role belongs to WCS.
  WCS can synchronize the work of multiple automated systems, labor, and material flow to drive decisions
  WCS sits in a layer that connects directly to automated equipment. It adjusts at the level of a single piece of equipment — and often through an entire facility. It can modify the behavior of AS/RS, carousels, conveyors, sortation systems, etc. It can adapt to manual processes over time.
  If your warehouse were a movie, the WMS is a writer, creating the script that its director, the warehouse control system, executes. Although some operations have one of these and not the other, they are most effective when integrated together for maximum impact. Of course the various systems on both sides of the WMS/WCS divide have begun to offer features that were once the territory of the other.
  This stainless steel pallet positioner is an ergonomic piece of equipment designed to eliminate worker bending by automatically lowering and raising the height of pallets for loading and unloading, and is washdown capable. Captive air operation eliminates cumbersome mechanical springs and gives more controlled (dampened) movement to the platform. A 3-position adjustment knob allows the user to adjust the weight needed to collapse the lift to lowest level, making it more responsive as loads get lighter. A positioning table makes work more efficient by allowing the worker to rotate the load for near-side handling rather than walking around the lift.
  As a worker removes materials off of the platform, the stored air decompresses allowing the lift to raise to the height of the next workload. This keeps workers from having to bend down to pick up the next product off of the pallet. The platform of the lift also rotates so materials can be loaded or unloaded evenly on the pallet while you remain in place.