QORVANIX

Marus Mobile Archive System

256.500,00 Kč

Tax included where applicable. Delivery, anchoring and commissioning arranged by the site office.

Calculated to ENStatic calculation and load plaques in the pack.
Anchored by our crewSurveyed, levelled, torqued — and plaqued.
Inspected for lifeEN 15635 inspections; parts stocked fifteen years.

QORVANIX Shelving — a metre of order at a time

Mobile shelving is compression with manners; the Marus keeps the manners — safety edges on electric drives, handwheels geared for one-hand starts, and rails that recess or ramp to the slab you actually have.

Boltless does not mean casual. Our rivet and clip systems assemble with a mallet and a level, hold their rated loads with certified margin, and reconfigure without a single sheared screw. Steel is pre-galvanised or powder-coated; shelf edges are rolled so pickers' hands stay whole.

Design & Craft

  • Archive to heavy-duty carriages within one logic
  • Drives: handwheel or electric with safety edges
  • Two years parts and labour; parts stocked fifteen
  • Mobile bases double density by deleting idle aisles
  • Rails recessed or surface-ramped to your slab
  • Rolled shelf edges — pickers keep their knuckles

Specifications

Duty Archive / documents
Drive Handwheel, geared
Gain ≈ 2× capacity per room
Rails Recessed or surface-ramp
Finish RAL 7016 / 5010
Weight ≈ 1766 kg
Install Our crews, rails to slab

Care

Wipe shelves dry after spills, respect stated shelf loads, and re-level feet after the first month of settling. Clips and rivets are stocked spares; a bay reconfigures in minutes with a mallet and patience.

Questions, Answered

How fast does a bay assemble?
Boltless bays assemble with a mallet and a level in minutes; bolted runs take longer and hold forever. Both ship with stated shelf and bay loads on the label.

Powder coat or galvanised?
Dry, heated spaces: powder in RAL 5010 or 7016. Damp, cold or outdoor: galvanised. Mixed sites mix finishes — the drawing says which, where.

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.