Distribution of articles according to access frequency
Reduction of travel times and traffic congestion
Prioritize inventory
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The ABC method for reducing avoidable journeys
The ABC method basically describes the classification or grouping of all items in a product range according to their frequency of access. Based on this classification, items can be divided into three zones (ABC). The aim is to identify items with a high frequency of access, known as "fast movers" (A items), and place them as close as possible to the picking base. This saves long travel and walking distances to the items. "Medium-turnover" (B items) and "slow-turnover" (C items) are stored further away from the base station. The boundaries between ABC groups can be chosen freely, but it is advisable to use the Lorenz curve as a guide:
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ABC Zoning in a stripe layout - Solves the following Problems!
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Long walking distances
Long Distances without Picks
Frequent Aisle Repetitions
Long Transport Distances
Long driving distances
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