Scallog Workstation Overview
The Scallog Workstation is a goods-to-person picking station with spot-to-light and put-to-light pointers, order buffers for 10 to 100 parallel orders, scanning, an adjustable platform and 450 to 600 picks per hour.
Key Specifications
Specification | Scallog Workstation |
Manufacturer | Scallog |
Model | Scallog Workstation |
Category | Warehouse automation / Goods-to-person picking station |
Picking rate | 450 to 600 picks/h |
Parallel orders | 10 to 100 |
Light guidance | Spot-to-light, put-to-light |
Scanning | Yes |
Order buffer | Rack for containers and boxes |
Ergonomics | Anti-fatigue mat, adjustable platform |
Operations | Picking, replenishment, inventory |
Price | Price on request |
Price available on request. Any price is indicative, not final and may change.
Applications
E-commerce
Store Orders
Inventory Counting
Scallog Workstation Review Summary
The station combines a computer, light pointers and an order buffer. Spot-to-light shows where to pick on the incoming shelf and put-to-light shows which order receives the item, which Scallog says raises productivity by 40% and cuts errors. Operators can work 10 to 100 orders in parallel at 450 to 600 picks per hour, on an anti-fatigue mat and height-adjustable platform. It also handles replenishment, reallocation and inventory counts in real time.
Pros
Light-guided accuracy
Up to 100 parallel orders
Ergonomic
Multi-purpose
Cons
Manual picking
Who It Is For
It fits Scallog users that need efficient, accurate manual picking.
Full review: Scallog Workstation Review: Specs and Uses of the Light-Guided Picking Station
