Where high-density storage makes the difference.
From court case files to museum collections, the same mobile compactor platform adapts to the access pattern, security level and environmental demands of the collection.
Every collection has a different rhythm.
These six applications show how the same platform is specified around what the collection actually does — not just the room it sits in.
Government & legal archives
Decades-long retention with strict audit order. Manual and electric systems keep case files sequenced, locked and retrievable by code.
- Per-carriage locking hierarchy
- Numbered bays matched to filing codes
- Heavy-duty frames for paper loads
Healthcare records rooms
Patient files move every day. Electric drive with one-button opening cuts retrieval time and keeps aisles safe during busy hours.
- One-button group opening
- Infrared anti-crush protection
- Wipe-clean powder-coated finishes
Museum & collection storage
Objects come in boxes, trays and odd sizes. Adjustable shelving, soft-start drives and environmental logging protect irreplaceable items.
- Adjustable shelf pitch for mixed formats
- Soft-start electric carriage motion
- Temp + humidity logging on smart systems
University & library stacks
Combine open-access browsing with high-density archival storage. Mixed configurations put popular material in front and theses behind.
- Open cubby zones plus compactor runs
- RFID-ready shelving for library systems
- Manual runs for zero-energy back stacks
Financial & corporate vaults
Contracts, deeds and certificates need controlled access with a clear audit trail. Smart systems log every aisle opening and file search.
- Role-based access control
- File-level RFID search
- Audit log of every retrieval event
Central records centres
Multi-hundred-bay installations serving entire regions. Electric and smart modes handle volume while remote support keeps every site consistent.
- Multi-run layouts on single rail lines
- Container-scale export packing plans
- Remote commissioning and support
Specified in 40+ countries.
From Southeast Asian government archives to African university libraries and Middle East healthcare records rooms, the same platform is adapted to local voltage, climate and procurement rules.
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🌏Southeast AsiaGovernment and court archives in Vietnam, Thailand and the Philippines.
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🌍AfricaUniversity libraries, hospital records and national registration centres.
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🌎Middle East & beyondHealthcare vaults, corporate deed rooms and museum stores.
Match the application to the right system.
Not every archive needs the same drive or control level. This table shows the system mode we typically recommend for each application.
| Application | Daily retrievals | Security need | Recommended system |
|---|---|---|---|
| Government / legal archives | Low to medium | High | Manual + lock / Electric |
| Healthcare records rooms | High | Medium | Electric |
| Museum / collection storage | Low | High | Electric + environmental |
| University & library stacks | Medium | Low to medium | Manual / Electric mix |
| Financial / corporate vaults | Medium | Very high | RFID smart |
| Central records centres | Very high | High | Electric or RFID smart |
Real outcomes by application.
Three recent export projects showing the capacity gain, footprint saving and system choice for different collection types.
City land registry
Thirty years of property records were consolidated into five manual compactor runs, halving the storage footprint.
Provincial hospital records room
High daily retrieval volume required one-button aisle opening and anti-crush safety across 64 electric bays.
State university rare books
Mixed rare books, manuscripts and boxes needed environmental logging and RFID tracking in one controlled suite.
From inquiry to installed archive.
The same four-stage path runs underneath every application — only the specification changes.
Send the room drawing
Mark dimensions, columns, doors and power points. Our engineers review floor loading and access remotely.
Day 1Receive the layout
Get a bay-by-bay CAD plan, capacity estimate and system recommendation matched to your retrieval pattern.
48 hoursManufacture & ship
Steel is cut, welded and powder-coated in our factory, then flat-packed and container-loaded to the layout sequence.
15–25 daysRemote assembly guidance
Illustrated manuals, numbered parts and video calls guide your local team through rail, carriage and final checks.
OngoingThree questions to cut through the decision.
Answer them in order and the right system mode usually becomes obvious.
- How many files move per day?Under 50 retrievals daily → manual. Over 50 → electric or smart.
- Is file-level tracking required?If auditors need to see who retrieved what, RFID smart is the only mode that delivers it.
- Will the room expand later?All three modes share the same rail. Start manual, then motorize or add smart modules later without replacing steel.
Not sure which application fits your collection?
Describe what you store, how often it moves and who needs access — we’ll match it to a reference project and recommend the right system mode.