WHAT
HAVE metal sheet and bar, cables, jigs, tools, high value electronics, electric motors, wallpaper and dental products got in common?
Just a selection of the awkward and difficult to handle, heavy, sensitive, valuable and diverse products safely stored and easy to pick in Couzens Storage Solutions automated Carousels and Lifts.
There’s no better way in today’s challenging times for manufacturing, engineering, assembly and distribution services to save space, manage stock and cut picking times. Couzens has a powerful track record of more than 20 years supplying productive, secure, safe, cost and space efficient Carousels and Lifts, each designed to meet specific client needs and challenges.
EuroMat Vertical Carousel Small to medium parts in bins, totes, cartons or on shelf storage, fast picking and high density storage system. Twin motors also means that the carousel always operates smoothly within its capacity, with the assurance of reliable service.
Modula Vertical Lift An advanced, computer-controlled vertical lift storage, picking and retrieval system for small to medium sized products up to 695mm high with automatic height optimisation. Designed to store products in suitable location within lift. User friendly, on-board software with touch screen displaying image of products.
Multi-loop Paternoster For awkward products and materials, including cable reels, cylinders, rolls and other long items. The system pitch between the carrier levels can be designed to accommodate different product heights.
TowerMat Vertical Lift system designed for the toughest storage to have multiple storage frames running left to right or front to back to suit building layout. Cassettes can be delivered via front, rear and sides of the machine.
Call Couzens today on 01442 250010 or visit
www.verticalcarousel.co.uk
Couzens Storage Solutions Limited 5 Heron Business Park, Eastman Way, Hemel Hempstead, Herts HP2 7FW Enter 102
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