Contributor: jnhtc-machinery
Although there are obvious differences in the functions and usage scenarios of trucks and forklifts, they also have close connections and interactions in the fields of logistics and warehousing. Specifically, it is manifested in the following aspects:
1. Collaborative operation: In each logistics node, trucks and forklifts often need to work together to achieve operations such as the connection and transfer of goods. For example, in the warehousing link, trucks can transport goods to a designated location, and forklifts can unload the goods from the truck and stack them.
2. Improve efficiency: By rationally using transportation tools such as trucks and forklifts, the efficiency of logistics, warehousing, and production can be effectively improved. For example, on the production line, forklifts can quickly transport raw materials, finished products and other goods to a designated location to speed up the process of production; trucks can quickly transport finished products and other goods to customers to meet customer needs.
3. Reduce costs: The rational use of trucks and forklifts can also help companies reduce logistics costs and reduce inventory occupancy. For example, by rationally using trucks and other means of transportation, goods can be transported directly from the production line to customers, reducing transit links, shortening the logistics chain, and reducing logistics costs.
