Count at the shelf, not at the desk
Four people, three days, clipboards — and a list nobody trusts at the end. We are building a cart that brings counting, scanning and labelling to the place where the parts sit. Right now we are looking for sites to run it first.
What a counting week costs you today
The time rarely sits in the counting itself. It sits in the walking: fetch the sheet, type the sheet, hunt the differences, walk back once more because a number looked wrong. Anyone running 3,000 positions knows the pattern.
Every one of those walks has the same cause. The tool stands at the desk, the stock stands on the shelf.
Weigh, scan, label — in one place
Counting scale, 10/12 kg
Single-point load cell with its own converter. Screws, nuts and clamps get weighed instead of counted.
Barcode scanner
Article and bin come in through the scanner, not through the keyboard.
Label printer
A thermal printer on the cart. Find a bin without a label and you print one on the spot.
15.6-inch touch
Large enough for one line per position, operable with gloves on.
256 Wh battery
A LiFePO4 power station rides along. No cable drum, no hunting for the nearest socket.
Workshop cart, 4 drawers
The base is a workshop cart from the trade. Spare parts come from the hardware store, not only from us.
We are looking for sites that run the cart before anyone else.
You get the cart into your warehouse and shape what it does. We get your numbers and your criticism. Tell us what your warehouse looks like first — that takes three minutes.
Apply as a pilot site