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Triumph International expands logistics centre

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Lingerie manufacturer Triumph International is expanding its logistics centre at Wiener Neustadt in Austria.

The existing two-storey centre includes five halls, which have been added over time and were built in different ways.

It has chosen TGW to design a rack and shelf picking area involving the use of some 3.5km of conveyor equipment to connect the existing carton warehouse to the new rack shelf picking area. Two warehouses will be used as ‘Commissioner’ sorting towers for order consolidation prior to packing.

The new solution optimises the existing space, with the conveyors reducing walking times and ergonomically designed workstations ensuring the health of the employees and an optimal workflow.

The separation of picking and replenishment will also ensure earlier item availability and higher system flexibility.

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