Mobile Compactor System
Fixed aisles are wasted rent. Get rid of them.
Mobile Compactor System
Every aisle in a standard racking layout sits empty most of the day, held open just in case someone needs that row. A mobile compactor system asks the obvious question: why keep it open all the time?
The whole run of racking sits on wheeled carriages that roll along a floor track. You open one aisle, exactly where you need it, and the rest of that space becomes storage instead of gangway. In practice that means roughly double the capacity in the same room, sometimes more.
Why choose this system.
Up to 2x the storage in the same footprint
Manual, mechanical or motorised, your call
Anti-tip and safety locking built in, not bolted on after
A regular in archives, cold rooms and dense stockrooms
Built to your requirement.
| Operation | Manual / mechanical / motorised |
| Load per bay | Up to 1000 kg, engineered to need |
| Base | Floor-mounted track and carriage |
| Finish | Powder-coated steel |
Values are indicative. Final specifications are engineered for each project.
Typical applications
The engineering behind it.
The whole system runs on a track set into or fixed onto the floor, with each run of racking mounted on a wheeled base. Manual systems move with a hand crank geared down enough that a loaded run shifts with modest effort. Mechanical assist reduces that effort further for longer or heavier runs, and motorised systems move at the push of a button, with anti-collision sensors as standard so two moving runs never meet.
Because only one aisle needs to be open at any time, the same floor area typically holds close to double the pallet or shelf positions of a static layout. The exact gain depends on your current aisle count and item depth, but a 60 to 90% capacity increase is a realistic range for most conversions from static shelving.
What buyers usually ask.
How much more storage will I actually get?
Most conversions from static racking to a mobile compactor deliver 60 to 90% more storage in the same floor area. We calculate the exact figure from your current layout before you commit to anything.
Can this run on an uneven or existing floor?
The track needs a reasonably level, sound floor. We survey the site first and can recommend levelling work if needed. Retrofitting onto an existing warehouse floor is common and usually straightforward.
What happens if the motor fails?
Motorised systems include a manual override so the run can still be moved by hand if power is lost or the motor needs service. You are never locked out of your own stock.
