The Kardex Miniload-in-a-Box* is part of the product family Vertical Buffer Module (VBM) and provides solutions for fast-growing product ranges with limited storage space. The system uses a lightweight mini-load crane with a telescopic gripper to individually transport bins or trays to the access opening point.

The Kardex Compact Buffer is a Vertical Buffer Module (VBM) that provides an efficient solution for fast-growing product ranges with limited storage space.

This scalable bin solution works as a mini-load system and flexibly stores, picks and buffers small parts. With the recently launched version, capable of extending up to 20 meters, the Kardex Compact Buffer provides valuable benefits. It allows companies to maximize space by utilizing the storage area at a minimal cost.

Pick small parts quickly and efficiently with the Kardex Compact Buffer (formerly LR 35)

To optimize order picking performance for small parts and lightweight goods, the Kardex Compact Buffer (formerly LR 35) is the ideal solution. Whether being used to supply a production line with a wide range of products; as buffer storage in the assembly area; or for picking slow-moving parts in the distribution warehouse, the Kardex Compact Buffer (formerly LR 35) significantly improves productivity, while guaranteeing accuracy and energy efficiency.

It is flexible and scalable. A work station can consist of one or more units. Companies benefit from optimal storage capacity and performance. They choose from several access opening types and can customize the unit dimensions up to 20 meters long and 12 meters high. This flexibility makes the Kardex Compact Buffer (formerly LR 35) an ideal solution for multiple applications. It easily integrates into existing processes and connects to different customer host-systems.

The importance of ergonomic picking is growing. Customers working with the Kardex Compact Buffer (formerly LR 35) benefit from ergonomic work stations, which simplify the picking process and improve overall working conditions. At each access opening, items tilt at a 20-degree angle while the goods-to-person principle delivers items directly to the operator, eliminating walk and search time.