Unit handling

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Unit handling refers to the processes and equipment used in logistics to handle unit loads—grouped or assembled items such as pallets, containers or crates. It covers loading, unloading, moving, stacking and storage, often employing mechanized equipment like forklifts, conveyors and automated guided vehicles.

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