Successful commissioning: Hörmann Intralogistics hands over automated format goods warehouse to Dunapack Packaging

The company Hörmann Intralogistics completed and handed over a two-aisle high-bay warehouse for Dunapack Packaging Straßwalchen as scheduled on June 15, 2026. The automatic corrugated cardboard format goods warehouse is fully operational.

Goods inbound and outbound hall of the automated high-bay warehouse of Dunapack Straßwalchen (Image source: Hörmann Intralogistics)
Goods inbound and outbound hall of the automated high-bay warehouse of Dunapack Straßwalchen (Image source: Hörmann Intralogistics)

The project included the turnkey construction of the high-bay warehouse in silo construction, including storage and conveyor technology. The two twin-mast storage and retrieval machines achieve an inbound capacity of 40 load units per hour and an outbound capacity of 65 load units per hour. Additionally, conveyor technology for corrugated cardboard formats, rack sprinkler systems, and the Warehouse Control System "HiLIS" were installed.

Turnkey Approach for the Corrugated Industry

The project demonstrates the implementation of Hörmann Intralogistics’ turnkey intralogistics concept. In strategic partnership with Van den Bos Corrugated Machinery, the general contractor offers one-stop-shop solutions for corrugated manufacturers – from high-bay warehouse technology and conveyor systems to software control, all from a single source.

"With the new facility, we can significantly increase our productivity and have more flexibility in our processes. The process optimization also brings us significant improvements in workplace safety," explains DI Horst Santner, Cluster Managing Director of Dunapack Packaging Straßwalchen. Arno Lettmair, Sales Engineer at Hörmann Intralogistics, adds: "The successful implementation confirms our turnkey approach. Dunapack benefits from optimized throughput rates and other advantages of automation – all from a single source and with fewer system disruptions."

Secure Transport and Seamless Warehouse Control

The gentle handling of corrugated cardboard stacks, which weigh up to 2,350 kilograms and are not strapped, is achieved through RBG-specific driving curves and wide plastic modular belts on which the stacks are transported without a bottom pallet. The modular HiLIS system controls all warehouse processes from the connecting conveyor technology of the corrugated board system to the goods entry and exit point of the automatic high-bay warehouse.

Translated automatically from German.
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