MODULA'S VLM CELEBRATES 30 YEARS OF PROGRESS AND INNOVATION
Friday, March 31, 2017
Modula is proud to announce the 30th anniversary of its innovative
vertical storage solutions. Visit Modula during ProMat 2017 in
Chicago's McCormick Place from April 3rd to 6th (booth# S2408). It was
1987 when System Group started working on a storage solution able to
maximize vertical space. The purchase of a horizontal carousel was the
kick starter of a new project lead by Franco Stefani, owner, and
chairman of the group.
Working closely with his R&D team, he created a new storage solution
which proved to be very effective. By making it easy to store SKUs
vertically, this product gained immediate acclaim as it allowed users
to reduce ground space to up to 90%.
The overnight success achieved in the market brought Modula to further
invest in the development of this innovative space and timesaving
technology. In 1999, Modula introduced the DICO touch screen
technology into this line of products. This allowed for operators to
interface directly with the vertical lift module (VLM).
The high demand for this new storage equipment motivated the company
to further expand its presence worldwide with the opening of a Modula
branch office in the USA in 2001, followed by an office in France in
2005 and one in Germany in 2009. In that period, Modula established a
new production site in Italy solely dedicated to the manufacturing of
this storage solutions. In 2010, Modula launched the flagship Modula
Lift which has become the company's most successful and flexible
product. With its innovative features and outstanding reliable
performances, it has allowed the company to satisfy the unique
requirements of customers in a wide range of industries.
Through constant investment in R&D, the Modula Lift has seen many
innovations which have led for it to be marketed in different
dimensions and performance levels. In 2011 Modula launches Modula
Sintes1, tailor-made for small to medium-sized applications and ideal
for storing and picking items such as electronic components,
pharmaceuticals, and tooling. In 2013, the heavy-duty model called
Modula OneTon, able to manage up to 2,200 lbs. (990 Kg) per tray. The
global success of these products has further fueled the stellar growth
of the company. In 2015, Modula officially opened its second
headquarter and production site in North America to better serve
customers throughout the USA and Canada with the full-line of products
now also proudly Made in the USA.
Modula's focus on offering long-lasting and relevant solutions to its
clients' challenges has recently led to another innovation in the
vertical lift module's market: the Modula OnePick. This is the latest
version of the Modula Lift. Modula OnePick was launched during the
CEMAT Show 2016, in Hannover and introduced to North America during
the IMTS 2016 in Chicago. This revolutionary VLM combines the vertical
lift module's technology with a sophisticated automated system for
picking and replenishing single products at a time directly from the
bay. This breakthrough reduces the margin of error to zero and
guarantees the highest level of safety. This important milestone
demonstrates how Modula stays one step ahead by listening to customers
and responding with concrete solutions.
This year marks 30 years of constant progress and innovation. Modula
now counts a growing team of 250 people in 2 manufacturing facilities
in Italy and the US, 13 Modula branch offices in Europe, the Americas,
Asia and Africa and a wide network of 45 authorized dealers.
The Company
Modula manufactures automated picking and storage solutions featuring
the most advanced Vertical Lift Modules in the market. Our
headquarters in Maine covers over 102,000 sq. ft. of production and
engineering space. Our full line of products is proudly Made In USA
with US & Imported components. Modula is the only provider to offer
flexibility in the "quick delivery program". Unlike competitors who
can only expedite machines they have in storage, we can supply the
exact unit/s required for your operation within our entire range of
sizes and models.
Modula is proud to announce the 30th anniversary of its innovative
vertical storage solutions. Visit Modula during ProMat 2017 in
Chicago's McCormick Place from April 3rd to 6th (booth# S2408). It was
1987 when System Group started working on a storage solution able to
maximize vertical space. The purchase of a horizontal carousel was the
kick starter of a new project lead by Franco Stefani, owner, and
chairman of the group.
Working closely with his R&D team, he created a new storage solution
which proved to be very effective. By making it easy to store SKUs
vertically, this product gained immediate acclaim as it allowed users
to reduce ground space to up to 90%.
The overnight success achieved in the market brought Modula to further
invest in the development of this innovative space and timesaving
technology. In 1999, Modula introduced the DICO touch screen
technology into this line of products. This allowed for operators to
interface directly with the vertical lift module (VLM).
The high demand for this new storage equipment motivated the company
to further expand its presence worldwide with the opening of a Modula
branch office in the USA in 2001, followed by an office in France in
2005 and one in Germany in 2009. In that period, Modula established a
new production site in Italy solely dedicated to the manufacturing of
this storage solutions. In 2010, Modula launched the flagship Modula
Lift which has become the company's most successful and flexible
product. With its innovative features and outstanding reliable
performances, it has allowed the company to satisfy the unique
requirements of customers in a wide range of industries.
Through constant investment in R&D, the Modula Lift has seen many
innovations which have led for it to be marketed in different
dimensions and performance levels. In 2011 Modula launches Modula
Sintes1, tailor-made for small to medium-sized applications and ideal
for storing and picking items such as electronic components,
pharmaceuticals, and tooling. In 2013, the heavy-duty model called
Modula OneTon, able to manage up to 2,200 lbs. (990 Kg) per tray. The
global success of these products has further fueled the stellar growth
of the company. In 2015, Modula officially opened its second
headquarter and production site in North America to better serve
customers throughout the USA and Canada with the full-line of products
now also proudly Made in the USA.
Modula's focus on offering long-lasting and relevant solutions to its
clients' challenges has recently led to another innovation in the
vertical lift module's market: the Modula OnePick. This is the latest
version of the Modula Lift. Modula OnePick was launched during the
CEMAT Show 2016, in Hannover and introduced to North America during
the IMTS 2016 in Chicago. This revolutionary VLM combines the vertical
lift module's technology with a sophisticated automated system for
picking and replenishing single products at a time directly from the
bay. This breakthrough reduces the margin of error to zero and
guarantees the highest level of safety. This important milestone
demonstrates how Modula stays one step ahead by listening to customers
and responding with concrete solutions.
This year marks 30 years of constant progress and innovation. Modula
now counts a growing team of 250 people in 2 manufacturing facilities
in Italy and the US, 13 Modula branch offices in Europe, the Americas,
Asia and Africa and a wide network of 45 authorized dealers.
The Company
Modula manufactures automated picking and storage solutions featuring
the most advanced Vertical Lift Modules in the market. Our
headquarters in Maine covers over 102,000 sq. ft. of production and
engineering space. Our full line of products is proudly Made In USA
with US & Imported components. Modula is the only provider to offer
flexibility in the "quick delivery program". Unlike competitors who
can only expedite machines they have in storage, we can supply the
exact unit/s required for your operation within our entire range of
sizes and models.
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