MONO Aisle-Bound Storage Retrieval Machine

December 1, 2020 10:13 am Published by
Sold By: DAMBACH Lagersysteme GmbH & Co. KG

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Description

The MONO Aisle-Bound Storage Retrieval Machine series has proved a favourite with customers because of its optimum use of space. Minimum approach dimensions at the end of the aisle and at the top and bottom of the travel plus no-buffers end-of-aisle protection permit full exploitation of the storage space. And then there’s the speed factor as well: good travelling speed and acceleration figures ensure efficient storage and retrieval, also during peak times.

Optimum Design for Excellent Aisle Utilisation!

Depending on requirements, the MONO storage retrieval machines (SRMs) can be fitted with one, two or three drives. Where very high maneuverability is required, DAMBACH also makes use of an interlocking drive concept with a toothed rack. That results in throughput rates that are otherwise only seen in automated small parts warehouses. Another benefit of the toothed rack drive is the low load on the running wheels and the rails.

Smooth Efficiency

he drive unit heads are adjustable and thus permit infinite correction of the mast angle. Load cycle deformations can therefore be compensated for safely and effectively, which guarantees outstanding precision even after many operating hours. The low-vibration, rigid mast design minimises the damping times between individual movements. Even long-reach models thus achieve high speeds and good acceleration.

Features

  • Aisle-bound design saves space and guarantees high speeds
  • No-buffers end-of-aisle protection
  • Minimum approach dimensions at the top and bottom of the travel
  • Variable drive concepts
  • Good speed and acceleration
  • High throughput rates
  • High availability
  • Best use of available space
  • Modular system
  • Single- or twin-mast versions
  • Overall heights of up to 49 m
  • Lifting capacities of up to 6000 kg
  • Load-handling equipment by DAMBACH
  • Cold store compatibility down to –30°C

 

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