For optimum storage and management of frequently used consumables, the new, cost-effective UNIBASE-S single automatic dispenser can be used alone or connected to other dispensing systems from the supplier.
Compact, the unit installs directly on a workbench and includes either 96 or 192 compartments for storing indexable inserts, tools, chucks or personal protective equipment. To access the contents, an employee logs on directly to the device using the integrated touchscreen.
Only registered employees can remove articles. If no employee is logged on, the dispenser remains locked. After the desired item has been selected, LED illumination identifies its storage compartment and the dispensing drum is rotated manually to the removal position.
When the article is taken, the system automatically registers the withdrawal.
MAPAL offers a variety of UNIBASE dispensing systems for optimum storage and management of tools, components and accessories. They can be individually linked thanks to the modular principle. These systems are often situated in a central location in the production hall.
In order to store and manage frequently required consumables in a decentralised and space-saving manner, MAPAL has developed the new, cost-effective UNIBASE-S single automatic dispenser. It can be linked to an existing UNIBASE system or used as a stand-alone solution.
Thanks to its compact dimensions, the UNIBASE-S stock-controlled dispensing system can be installed directly on the workbench. The 80 tools slots provide ideal storage for e.g. indexable inserts, tools or chucks. This saves the employee a trip to the central warehouse and ensures manufacturing-related article procurement.
Article removal is quick and uncomplicated in just a few steps. To do this, the employee logs on directly to the device via the integrated touchscreen. After the desired article has been selected via the pre-installed software, the search function of the software supports this and an LED illumination identifies the compartment with the corresponding article.
The dispensing drum is rotated manually so that it is at the removal position and the article can be removed. The system automatically registers the withdrawal – in this way, the current status is always used.
