The maximum pounds, or the maximum load in pounds at a given load center, that a truck can safely transport and/or stack to a specified height.
The area within a facility or warehouse devoted to the placement of large, greater than loose-issue quantities of items, or in which each single item is too large to be placed in a bin storage location.
Full and unbroken containers of supplies. Bulk storage can involve piles of raw material (stone), tanks (oil), silos (sand), and similar on-site methods of containing homogeneous commodities.
A bar code symbol that permits reading in complementary (2) directions.
The ability to read data successfully whether the scanning motion is left to right or right to left.
A material flow path over which material flow takes place in two opposite directions.
A belt conveyor having a conveying surface of two or more spaced strands of narrow conveyor belts.
Moving, endless, flexible belt, or belts, which may be formed into a tubular shape by joining of edges, and which are opened while in motion to receive load, closed to convey or elevate, and opened to discharge.
A belt conveyor in which the carrying run of the conveyor belt is supported by flat belt idlers or by a flat surface.