Noega Systems Industrial metal racking and storage systems
Rack Clad Warehouses
Noega Systems' self-supporting racks allow you to automate and make the most of your storage space in terms of height, space, loads and weights.
Automated warehouses
Automated warehouses are storage systems specially designed to be operated automatically by means of stacker cranes.
Racking Inspections
In order to comply with the requirements, submit your racks to an ITE Technical Racking Inspection.
Shelving System
Metal racks for manual loading are an essential piece of equipment in companies.
How can Noega Systems help you?
At Noega Systems we base our policy on factors such as Health and Safety at Work, People Satisfaction, Quality and the Environment.
Our mission is based on satisfying the needs of our customers by providing products and services of high added value, with the required quality, as well as protecting people, respecting the environment and achieving economic results that guarantee the viability of the company.
15 years in the sector
We have been providing our storage system solutions since 2010
Trust Noega Systems
Reduce risks, avoiding personal accidentes and damage to goods.
Carry out the technical inspection of your shelving with us
The racks in your warehouses are work equipment that must be inspected at least once a year by an external, expert and independent person. In order to comply with this requirement, submit your racking to an ITE Technical Inspection of Racking.
Keep your storage systems in perfect working order, increasing safety and complying with the legal regulations in force.
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How to apply the Pareto principle to improve results
A small portion of references generates the majority of movements: how to apply the Pareto principle to improve your warehouse results.
Efficiency vs. Effectiveness in an Industrial Warehouse
In logistics, there is much talk about efficiency versus effectiveness, but they are often mixed up. Effectiveness ensures that the warehouse delivers what it promises. Efficiency manages to do so with the least possible waste. If you only pursue one of the two, the system limps.
How to calculate the real capacity of your warehouse
At Noega Systems, we see the same problem time and again: companies that calculate their warehouse capacity “by eye,” fill it sooner than expected, and in less than two years, find themselves at the limit again. The good news is that calculating the real capacity of a warehouse is not magic. It requires method, data, and above all, thinking not just about today, but about how your business is going to evolve.
