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TriFactor shares some thoughts on how to help reduce costs, increase capacity and improve the accuracy of your distribution facility.

Ways to Improve Material Handling Efficiency

 
Critical Factors when Choosing an Order Picking System

 

Planning a Warehouse or Distribution Center

 

Choosing a Conveyor System

 

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How to Effectively Slot your Warehouse/DC By TriFactor's Paul Hansen and Kelvin Gibson and featured in The National Provisioner

 

Top Ten Most Costly Conveyor Maintenance Mistakes by TriFactor's Tom Betts and featured in Food Manufacturing

 

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Advanced Handling Systems (AHS) Changes Its Name

Advanced Handling Systems has changed its name to Trifactor.  Learn more about the meaning of TriFactor.

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Existing Material Handling System Evaluation

In today's world, companies are often faced with increased requirements for productivity, accuracy and reliability, while at the same time contending with increasing labor expenses and/or staff reductions. To manage this delicate balance, many customers are turning to their business partners for the expertise needed to audit their existing equipment or systems.

After TriFactor performs a technical inspection and audit of your systems, you receive detailed reports that include:

  • Identification of components requiring replacement or service
  • Maintenance recommendations
  • Suggested modifications and/or upgrades and the associated benefits
  • Condition or status of the system as found
  • Documentation of any minor adjustments or repairs performed during the audit
  • Defined approach to return the system to as designed functionality
  • Defined costs to implement modifications or repairs

Audits are typically used by maintenance personnel and or upper management to determine projected maintenance budgets and goals, purchasing critical spare parts, fine tuning to reduce downtime, capital expenditures for replacement equipment and maintenance personnel scheduling.

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