Nova Intelligent to Showcase Smart Warehousing and Racking Solutions at INTRA-LOG 2026 Brazil

Jiangsu, China - August 20, 2026 - Jiangsu Nova Intelligent Logistics Equipment Co., Ltd., known internationally as Nova Intelligent, will participate in INTRA-LOG 2026 in Sao Paulo, Brazil, presenting smart warehousing systems, racking solutions, and integrated logistics equipment for manufacturers, distributors, e-commerce operators, third-party logistics providers, and warehouse owners across Brazil and South America.

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Visitors are invited to meet Nova Intelligent at Booth 273 during INTRA-LOG 2026. The exhibition will be held at EXPO CENTER NORTE - BLUE PAVILION, located at 333 Jose Bernardo Pinto Street, Vila Guilherme District, Sao Paulo - SP, Brazil. At the event, Nova Intelligent will introduce its experience in automated storage, high-density racking, shuttle systems, ASRS solutions, and complete warehouse project delivery.

Founded in 1997, Nova Intelligent has built long-term expertise in racking manufacturing and intelligent storage systems [https://www.novaracking.com/aboutus.html]. Nova Intelligent has 29 years of specialization in racking and smart warehousing, a 150,000 m2 production area, more than 10,000 completed projects, over 400 professional team members, and customers in more than 50 countries. The company also operates three independent production bases, supporting global delivery capacity for warehouse and logistics projects.

Nova Intelligent's manufacturing system covers a complete process from raw material processing to final assembly. Its supplied company materials highlight integrated production lines, automatic equipment including stackers, AGVs, conveyors, and racking systems, full-process quality control, and long-term operational durability. This manufacturing foundation supports the company's ability to deliver customized warehouse systems for different industries, storage formats, load types, and automation requirements.

At INTRA-LOG 2026, Nova Intelligent will present its main solution portfolio, including ASRS systems [https://www.novaracking.com/ASRS-System-pl8992605.html], heavy duty pallet racking, drive-in pallet racking [https://www.novaracking.com/Drive-in-Pallet-Racking-pl8679215.html], mezzanine racking, radio shuttle racking, multi-level shuttle systems, longspan racking, cantilever racking, selective pallet racking, VNA racking, and supported warehouse racking structures. These solutions are designed to help customers improve warehouse space utilization, increase storage density, streamline material flow, and support more efficient warehouse operations.

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For carton and box storage applications, Nova Intelligent will highlight miniload and multi-level shuttle solutions. The company's project materials show a Qingdao, China miniload project with 4,200 box positions, a 17 m rack height, and one automatic box stacker as the main equipment. Another Ningbo, China project features a miniload multi-level shuttle solution with 9,860 box positions, a 16 m rack height, and four multi-level shuttle units. These examples demonstrate how shuttle-based storage can support dense, automated handling for carton-level logistics and production warehouses.

Nova Intelligent will also introduce four-way shuttle solutions for pallet storage. The company's supplied case materials include a London, United Kingdom project with 3,353 pallet positions, a 9 m rack height, and 12 four-way shuttle units. Another Huzhou, China project includes 10,014 pallet positions, a 6 m rack height, and 10 four-way shuttle units. These cases show the flexibility of shuttle systems for high-density pallet storage, automated retrieval, and more adaptable warehouse layouts.

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