Problems with the proper placement of metal hoses
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In on-site visual management, tools and equipment are required to be managed in an orderly and standardized manner. However, I encountered problems when arranging the metal hoses in place. I would like to ask for advice on how to arrange them neatly in a limited space. The pipe diameters range from DN25 to DN15, and the lengths vary from 3 meters to just 0.5 meters. They are currently on the shelves, but they are mostly stacked together, making it impossible to tell them apart; it’s also difficult to get those at the bottom when needed. Does anyone in the factory have any good solutions? It’s best to include a diagram!
This should also only be able to be coiled, right?
If it’s meant to be placed on shelves, why is it stacked together? Designate separate areas on the shelf for different sizes, put up signs, and store them accordingly.
Those that are about 1 meter long are placed on the shelves; they can be picked up when needed； For those used at fixed points, simply secure them with wire; for those used occasionally and are longer in length, coil them on top of the container they are to be used in, and lower them down when needed ；