Konzola Kitting System
Tax included where applicable. Delivery, anchoring and commissioning arranged by the site office.
QORVANIX Automated — floors that fetch
The Konzola keeps production breathing: tote shuttles buffering work-in-progress between takts, kitting lanes sequencing parts to the line's heartbeat, and throughput stated in totes per hour — measured, then promised.
Automated storage is a building that moves: vertical lifts and carousels with drives sized for duty cycles rather than brochures, positioning measured in millimetres, and controls that speak to your WMS in standard protocols. We commission on site, train your team, and leave the maintenance schedule printed and true.
Design & Craft
- Conveyor interfaces standard; gravity where it suffices
- Throughput stated in totes per hour, measured
- Kitting lanes sequence parts to the line's heartbeat
- Tote shuttles buffer work-in-progress between takts
- Positioning in millimetres; inventory counted by controller
- Commissioned on site; operators trained on your unit
Specifications
| Scope | Kitting: lanes + sequence racks |
| Throughput | Totes/hour, measured |
| Interface | Standard conveyor + WMS |
| Modules | Totes match shelving family |
| Safety | Certified guarding |
| Weight | ≈ 2417 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 our spares shelf.
Questions, Answered
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.
Will it talk to our WMS?
Standard protocols and documented interfaces; our engineers integrate during commissioning and test with your live data before handover.
The QORVANIX Promise
Every QORVANIX system ships with its static calculation and load plaques — engineered to EN 15512, documented per bay, signed by our structural engineers in Prague.