Tailor-made deep-freeze intralogistics: Why experience at -28 °C becomes a decisive success factor

Efficiency, reliability, and absolute precision are indispensable in deep-freeze logistics. Companies operating at temperatures as low as -28°C face unique challenges: materials behave differently, technology reaches its physical limits, and maintenance operations demand peak performance from personnel. What's needed are partners who are familiar with this extreme environment – ​​like LTW Intralogistics.

A full-service provider with a clear mission: Making complex things simple.

LTW has a clear mission: "Finding simple solutions for complex processes – that's our task." As an expert in turnkey intralogistics systems, the company covers the entire process chain – from organization and control to the optimization of internal material flow.
The approach is always tailored to each individual customer. Just as intralogistics systems vary, so too do customer requirements. Therefore, LTW consistently works in a customer-specific manner.

Pioneering work in the frozen food industry since 1991

LTW's entry into frozen food logistics came early and was based on a specific customer requirement. As early as 1991, LTW developed its first solution for a frozen food warehouse and immediately impressed with expert advice and high-quality execution.
Today, the company is among the established specialists: "Since 1991, we have successfully implemented over 100 frozen food projects worldwide with 267 storage and retrieval machines." The expertise built up over decades makes LTW one of the most experienced providers in this segment.

Technology for extreme temperatures

Automated storage systems operating at -28°C place the highest demands on planning and design. Materials shrink, lubricants change their properties, and conventional electronics reach their limits. Therefore, experience is essential: only those who understand the behavior of all components under extreme conditions can develop reliable solutions.
LTW knows exactly what matters – from "cold-weather-resistant gear oil to heated electrical components." This detailed knowledge is reflected in every system.

Maintainability as a central development goal

The art of deep-freeze intralogistics doesn't end with trouble-free operation. Service and maintenance must also be possible – ideally, efficiently and safely. At -28°C, even a minor repair becomes a challenge. Nevertheless, LTW's systems are designed so that maintenance work can be carried out easily, even while wearing cold-weather gloves.
Ease of maintenance is therefore not just a technical detail, but a crucial factor for operational reliability and cost-effectiveness in customers' daily operations.

Conclusion: Expertise that makes the difference

What sets LTW apart in the frozen food sector is the combination of decades of experience, top-level technical expertise, and a clear focus on customized solutions. Over 100 successfully completed frozen food projects impressively demonstrate that anyone needing reliable, robust, and easy-to-maintain intralogistics for extreme temperatures will find a competent partner in LTW.

Konrad Wolfenstein

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