BITO Storage Systems, the UK subsidiary of the international BITO Lagertechnik GmbH, will be at the Southern Manufacturing And Electronics 2024 exhibition on 6-8 February 2024. Held at the Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre, a brand new 20,000 square metre state-of-the art venue, offering superb modern facilities, easy access and free onsite parking, the event is the most important and popular engineering shows in the UK calendar for anybody involved in design, engineering production and procurement. This major pan-European showcases new technology and equipment across a wide range of industry.
BITO’s highly experienced experts will be on Stand D275 to discuss techniques playing a crucial role in assisting manufacturers and logistics service providers in boosting productivity. Even simple, low-cost solutions – such as multi-tier shelving systems, Kanban shelving and bins, foldable containers and carton live flow racking– can contribute to reduced supply chain costs in manufacturing operations.
Many companies today are challenged by increasing order volumes, labour availability and cost pressures. BITO works with clients on projects to turn their ideas into reality through innovative, high quality and reliable solutions that address these challenges and can also contribute to the increasingly important task of helping companies to demonstrate their sustainability credentials.
With a comprehensive range of storage equipment – including racking, shelving, live storage systems, as well as the bins and containers used to stock items – BITO can optimise warehouses and fulfilment centres of all sizes to their fullest potential.
A broad range of these products, the majority of which are held in stock in BITO’s Nuneaton warehouse, are featured in an interactive online page-turn catalogue. They are also on display in its Experience Centre in Nuneaton.
For more information, visit www.bito.com. For more information on Southern Manufacturing And Electronics 2024, visit www.industrysouth.co.uk.
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