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A four-way shuttle is an advanced automated handling device designed for warehouse storage systems. Unlike traditional two-way shuttles that move only along the depth of a rack or forward and backward on a single track, a four-way shuttle can travelin
all directions:
· Lengthwise along the aisle,
· Crosswise between aisles,
· Upwards and downwards when integrated with lifts,
· Into transfer zones for inbound and outbound handling.
This four-directional mobility makes it extremely flexible, allowing itto navigate the storage grid without being bound to a singleaisle or track. Each shuttle works independently, carrying pallets, cartons, or totes to and from storage locations, and can bedeployed in fleets for higher throughput.

Clad rack warehouses are buildings whose main structural component is the racking. The racks bear the weight of the goods stored in addition to the side and roof cladding and external agents, such as wind force. Therefore, rack supported buildings require minimal civil works, which streamlines assembly and reduces costs compared to traditional construction systems.
Rack supported warehouses make the most of all available space and can reach heights of up to 40 m. They also stand out for their great versatility: they can be designed to incorporate several types of storage solutions, from conventional and drive-in/drive through racking to fully automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS). EBILTECH accompanies its clients throughout the project, from the preliminary calculations and design phase to the warehouse's commissioning.
The structure of a clad rack warehouse can be designed from a wide array of storage solutions. These can range from conventional and drive-in/drive-through racking to fully automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS) that use robotic equipment to handle loads.
