Check Fixture Storage

Want to update this post. First, let me thank Cris_C, great idea. I know I am late responding, (over a year), but there is a reason. I emailed the post to the owner of the company, never heard anything, then one day, the vertical machine was being installed, wow! After setup, it sat, no one took control. I finally went and started loading the machine with my co-worker, it took a week and we had to learn along the way. The machine loaded, it now came to the fear factor, people did not want to learn, but over time, the fear went and most said the machine works great. We did have one time we needed a tech come out to get the machine going, so the statement noted is true, overall, it is working great and condensed most fixtures we have into the machine. I would recommend this if you have a lot of fixtures. Large based fixtures will not work in the machine, the trays are long and narrow, check this out first. We setup an electric hoist and installed I-bolts in the base corners for easy install and removal. Each tray holds up to 1400 lbs., (so it states), we did test this, I suggest keeping the weight under 1000 lbs. We did bend the end flanges due to the weight. Height of what you put in makes a big difference, less height, more trays. I heard from the techs installing the machine that the cost is $125,000, just use as a reference. Hope this helps someone else.

Odda