Smart drive leads the range.
Manual and electric stay in the line-up on the same steel, rails and cabinet bodies — but the RFID smart terminal is what most archive tenders now specify, and it is where we start.
RFID Smart Smart terminal control
A touchscreen terminal runs the whole archive: search a folder number or barcode, and the correct aisle opens while the screen walks the operator to the bay. Every movement is logged for audit.
Press once and the aisle opens itself, with safety sweeps that stop travel on obstruction.
- Opens aisles in seconds
- Obstruction-safe travel
- LED aisle indicators
A geared hand-wheel moves the whole run with one hand — no power, nothing to service.
- Lowest purchase cost
- Works during any power failure
- Optional aisle-lock handles
One rail line instead of a room full of aisles.
A mobile compactor archive replaces fixed aisles with moving cabinet runs. Cabinets sit on carriages that travel along recessed or surface-mounted rails, compacting together when closed and opening a single working aisle on demand.
- Direct-acting carriages with sealed bearings for smooth, low-effort travel
- Recessed-floor or surface-mounted rail options for any slab condition
- Cold-rolled steel uprights, 1.5–2.0 mm gauge, epoxy powder coated
- Adjustable shelf pitch for files, archival boxes and museum trays
- Modular bays that extend along the rail as the collection grows
One terminal runs the whole archive.
Search once, and the smart drive compacts the closed runs and opens the exact aisle that holds your folder — lighting the way and writing the log entry while you walk.
Sealed, ventilated and locked.
Archives live for decades. The cabinet system protects paper from the four things that destroy it — dust, moisture, light and unauthorised handling.
Four record-keeping worlds, one platform.
The same rail-and-cabinet platform is specified differently for each environment — shelf pitch, drive and finish change; the steel does not.
Government archivesLong-retention records with audit-grade RFID logging and aisle security.
HospitalsPatient records beside the wards — electric drive for fast, quiet retrieval.
MuseumsWider trays and plan drawers for artefacts, textiles and framed works.
Corporate recordsManual compactor banks in basements where power is unreliable.
Tell us the room. We will do the maths.
Send floor dimensions and the current storage volume — we return a compactor layout, load calculation and space-saving figure within two working days.