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Material Handling Equipment (MHE)
equipment used to move, store, protect, and track materials.
Transport Equipment
forklifts, AGVs, monorails, conveyors, cranes, and hoists.
Storage Systems
shelves, bins, racks, bulk storage, automated storage systems.
Unitizing Equipment
equipment used to create unit loads, such as palletizers.
Identification and Tracking Systems
labels, barcodes, RFID, and other tracking tools.
Consumer Packaging
packaging used for marketing and retail appeal.
Industrial Packaging
packaging designed for logistics efficiency and protection.
Pack
a container for one item or multiple items bundled together.
Primary Packaging
packaging that directly contains and protects the product.
Secondary Packaging
outer packaging that groups primary packages.
Tertiary Packaging
transport packaging used for distribution (master cartons, pallets).
Master Carton
a container grouping individual packs together.
Containerization
grouping cartons into larger units for transportation.
Unitization
forming a single large unit load from multiple cartons.
Unit Load
combined containerized load moved as a single unit.
Stowability
cube/space efficiency of a package.
Security
ability to seal packaging to detect tampering.
Modular Packaging
standardized packaging sizes that optimize handling.
Cube Out
when a vehicle becomes full by volume before reaching weight limits.
Weigh Out
when weight limits are reached before filling available space.
Impact
a major cause of product damage from logistics handling.
Vibration
movement that can damage products during transport.
Puncture
penetration damage to packaging or product.
Compression
weight or force that crushes packaging.
Rigid Containers
reusable containers such as metal or plastic bins or cases.
Flexible Containers
containers like pallets, slip sheets, or soft-sided containers.
Hardwood Pallets
low-cost, strong wooden pallets used widely in shipping.
Durable Pallets
plastic or metal pallets that are reusable and hygienic.
Pallet Pool
a shared system where companies lease pallets from third-party providers.
RFID
radio-frequency identification used for tracking packages.
Barcode
printed pattern read by scanners to identify products.
EPC
electronic product code for tracking items.
UPC
universal product code used for retail identification.
Bulk Materials
loose materials handled without master cartons.
Unit Loads
standardized loads using pallets or containers.
Manual Material Handling System
labor-intensive handling with high human involvement.
Mechanized System
uses equipment like forklifts, conveyors, or pallet jacks.
Semi-Automated System
partially automated systems such as sortation or robotics.
Automated System
systems like AS/RS with minimal human involvement.
Information-Directed System
systems guided by real-time data (RF, voice pick, pick-to-light).
AGV (Automated Guided Vehicle)
driverless vehicle guided by markers, lasers, or sensors.
Collaborative Mobile Robot
robot working with human workers to increase efficiency.
AS/RS (Automated Storage and Retrieval System)
computer-controlled storage and picking system.
Containerization
using standardized containers for shipping goods globally.
Sea-Land Container
standardized shipping container used for intermodal transport.
Air Freight Container
lightweight container used for aircraft cargo holds.
Environmental Considerations
how material handling affects pollution, energy, waste, and safety.
Hazardous Material Handling
procedures for storing and moving dangerous materials safely.
Returns Processing
handling returned products, often manual and labor-intensive.
E-Fulfillment
processing small online orders rapidly with high accuracy.
People-Intensive Facilities
warehouses relying heavily on human labor for flexibility.