INDUSTRIAL HIGH-DENSITY MOBILE STORAGE SYSTEMS


What t his can mean to y ou .


CENTRALIZED OR DECENTRALIZED?


Many companies organize their storage functions in one or two centrally located Spacesaver systems for maximum cube utilization. Others opt for material stored in several smaller sys- tems, strategically placed at point of use. One manufacturer strategically positioned 17 dif- ferent mobile systems along the assembly process starting at incoming parts inspection. They store parts and materials; paperwork and drawings; tools; work in process; masking materials for the paint line; and packaging materials at the shipping dock for easy access right where they’re needed.


APPLICATION FLEXIBILITY


Anything that can be moved by a lift truck or crane can be stored on a Spacesaver system. There are virtually no size, bulk, shape or weight design limits. So far, nobody has come up with a serious load requirement that we couldn’t meet. And we can fit our systems to meet almost any building column or ceiling height restrictions.


We’ve built everything from small 30-in. wide lateral shelving units for shop floor offices to warehouse carriages 150 ft. and longer with load capacities over 250,000 lbs. We’ve even put our systems in freezers to maximize their storage capacity.


ANY KIND OF HOUSING


Shelves, cabinets, modular drawers, unit boxes, lockers, pallet or cantilever racks, virtually any kind of housing, even tooling display racks for tool cribs, can be incorporated in a Spacesaver system.


MACHINE OR HAND LOADING


Spacesaver systems can be supplied for machine loading by lift truck or crane, or for hand loading. A wide variety of safety and control devices are available to prevent carriage move- ment and protect personnel and equipment in the aisles.


Wi re-guided vehicles can be integrated with Spacesaver systems by means of guide wires in the aisle floors. Vehicles can also be equipped with remote aisle controls.


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