Granarium Vertical Lift 9m
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QORVANIX Automated — floors that fetch
Goods-to-person is the polite future; the Granarium delivers it — pick-by-light at the window, inventory counted by the controller, and service contracts with response times stated in hours, not intentions.
The machine's promise is the pick: goods-to-person delivery in seconds, inventory counted by the controller, and safety curtains and interlocks certified to machinery directives. Service is available through the manufacturer's network — technicians, spares and remote diagnostics.
Design & Craft
- Positioning in millimetres; inventory counted by controller
- Footprint of two pallets; capacity of a small warehouse
- Pick-by-light and put-to-light at the window
- Standard WMS protocols with documented interfaces
- Operator manual included; commissioning via the manufacturer's service partner
- Drives sized for duty cycles, not brochures
Specifications
| Height | 9 m |
| Tray load | To 750 kg |
| Pick | Goods-to-person, pick-by-light |
| WMS | Standard protocols, tested |
| Safety | Curtains + interlocks certified |
| Weight | ≈ 5680 kg |
| Service | Contract, hours-stated response |
Care
Train every new operator on the handover materials, keep the controller's error log unedited, and call service at the first repeat fault. Uptime is a discipline shared between your cleaning rota and your spares shelf.
Questions, Answered
What uptime can we expect?
Duty-cycle-sized drives and available spares keep availability high; service contracts with the manufacturer's network state response times.
How accurate is the inventory?
The controller counts every movement; cycle counts reconcile in the software. Most sites retire their annual full count within a year.
The QORVANIX Promise
Modular systems reconfigure as your warehouse changes — bays extend and beams re-pitch without scrapping the steel.