VLM

A new Vertical Lift Module (VLM) unit has helped the dealership achieve a 99.9% picking accuracy.

Strong, durable and safe, heavy-duty storage solutions help companies maximize floor space, increase production efficiencies, reduce material damage, and improve worker safety.

Strong, durable and safe, heavy-duty storage solutions help companies maximize floor space, increase production efficiencies, reduce material damage, and improve worker safety.

Vertical lift modules replace a mezzanine to save space, increase speed and improve ergonomics.

By using vertical storage technology, M&M International improves its inventory accuracy and reduces its parts shortages.

For operations with multiple subordinate automation systems—including automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS) such as vertical lift modules (VLMs), horizontal carousels and vertical carousels—connecting both their control and communications to warehouse management and material flow systems can be challenging.

Vertical lift modules improve productivity, safety and security while cutting damage, wasted time and square footage.

Trays with 850-pound capacities use vertical space while making die handling more ergonomic.

VLMs for parts storage and kit sequencing prevent production stoppages and inventory shrinkage.

High-density solution makes leftover parts easier to find and faster to retrieve.

Manufacturer looking for additional floor space ends up cutting labor in half.

Automated storage and retrieval systems, such as Vertical Carousels and Vertical Lift Modules (VLM) take advantage of unused overhead space to recover 60% to 85% of the floor space typically required by shelving and drawer systems.

Manufacturer cuts process footprint while enabling custom-built products to ship in 24 hours.

Zimbrick European parts department relocates and reduces storage floor space while increasing worker productivity by 70%.

By updating the vertical lift modules in its aftermarket parts distribution area, Mazak increased productivity by 80%, reduced labor requirements by 44% and increased part numbers by 70%