Cellbes, one of Northern Europe’s leading e-commerce players, had a cramped and crowded warehouse and needed to modernize the warehouse. They chose to expand, outsource operations, and automate their warehouse with an AutoStore solution from Element Logic.

This investment is a big step forward for us and gives us the opportunity to focus on the development of Cellbe’s e-commerce and our overall offering. This also gives us the opportunity to continue the expansion in a professional manner, while at the same time meeting our customers’ expectations for lead time and delivery.

Charlotte Nordén, CEO of Cellbes

“This investment is a big step forward for us and gives us the opportunity to focus on the development of Cellbe’s e-commerce and our overall offering. This also gives us the opportunity to continue the expansion in a professional manner, while at the same time meeting our customers’ expectations for lead time and delivery,” says Charlotte Nordén, CEO of Cellbes.

Phase 1: focus on picking and packing

In phase 1 of the automation, the focus is on picking and packing and managing 62 robots and 15 operator ports.

We are pleased that Cellbes has chosen to invest in the good quality, cost-effectiveness and flexibility you get in warehouse operations through AutoStore. Automation is a natural way to go when logistics change as radically as it does now. Especially in retail and e-commerce, with completely different competence requirements.

Anders Bohlin, Sales Director at Element Logic Sweden

The AutoStore system is designed to handle 1,700 order lines per hour and has a conveyor system connected to handle incoming, outgoing, sorting and waste.

“This is a very good example from our Swedish colleagues. The customer’s warehouse is overcrowded, and efficiency needs to be improved. The strategic move they are now taking in modernizing, expanding, and automating their warehouse with AutoStore will significantly increase efficiency, with a system they can grow with to continue meeting customers’ increased demands for short delivery times.” says Mats Bjerkaas, Managing Director Element Logic Norway.

Commissioning is expected to take place in the summer of 2022.