Armarium Carton-Flow System
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QORVANIX Racking — tonnes, filed vertically
The Armarium makes gravity an employee: push-back carts glide pallets deep on sealed rollers, carton-flow lanes feed the pick face first-in-first-out, and replenishment stops interrupting picking forever.
These frames are built the way bridges are built — with numbers first: section moduli chosen with margin, baseplates and anchors specified for a sound concrete slab, and beam connectors that lock with an audible, inspectable click. Galvanised options run outdoors and in coolers; the documentation runs everywhere.
Design & Craft
- Designed to EN 15512; manufacturer's documentation per configuration
- Anchors sized to your slab; torque schedule documented
- Beam locks click in, inspect out — audibly and visibly
- Powder coat RAL 5010 / 7016 or hot-dip galvanised
- FIFO honesty: first in genuinely first out
- Brake rollers govern speed at the pick face
Specifications
| Method | Carton flow, roller lanes |
| Depth | Lane depths to 3 m |
| Logic | FIFO honest |
| Speed | Brake rollers at the face |
| Finish | RAL 5010 / 7016 |
| Weight | ≈ 464 kg |
| Documents | Manufacturer's data + load notices |
Care
Keep load notices legible, anchors torqued to schedule, and never exceed stated beam loads even briefly. Damaged components are replaced, never straightened — racking is repaired by part, not by apology.
Questions, Answered
Can I extend the system later?
That is the design intent: bays extend and beams re-pitch on 50 mm steps within the same system — keep your configuration documents current as it grows.
What about rack inspections?
Racking in use should be inspected regularly by a competent person in line with EN 15635. Damaged components must be replaced, never straightened.
The QORVANIX Promise
Goods ship flat-packed or palletised with the manufacturer's instructions, anchor specifications and load notices — the paperwork your insurer and auditor will ask for stays with the goods.