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Material Handling Custom Applications
Custom applications in Material Handling covers such broad area only because
material handling is
such a broad field. Part of the custom work we do can be categorized as
(1) custom fabrication work.
The other half is taking (2) standard equipment and implementing in a unique
way, and then finally,
(3) using standard equipment and mixing it with custom fabrication work.
A little note about custom fabrication work we have found over
the years. Typically, custom work
takes a concept or idea and moves it to reality by building something (a thing).
What we have found
is that there are good conceptionalists (is this a word?)
and then there are good fabricators. Good fabricators often
times are not good concept guys and vice versa. When you marry the two together
you get someone
who understands the limitations and requirements of a fabricated
structure (that is actual design
of a thing so as not to overbuild but to still adequately get the job done) and
one who knows
how to fabricate something cost effectively.
The thing most exciting about Custom applications is the opportunity to
learn
about the special needs and requirements of customers. Often times we are
able to relate our
experiences to a customers application and add to the application or sometimes
it's a learning
experience altogether. To that end, here are a few applications you might
find enlightening
or interesting . Some of these might look common,
but typically they are
built around specific sizes, heights, gauges or types of steel.
Custom Fabrication |
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1C1 | Carts |
1C2 | Automotive Manufacturing |
Standard Equipment in non-standard application |
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1SN1 | Plywood sheet loader in flow rack - 2 deep flow 20' deep |
Standard Equipment with Custom Fabrication |
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