Modula vertical lift modules, with their “small footprint, large capacity” design concept, help companies save up to 90% of warehouse space while comprehensively improving efficiency, safety, and management.

To meet the differentiated needs of various industries, Modula provides a wide range of optional accessories (Options).

These options can be used in conjunction with the main system to further optimize workflows in specific scenarios and enhance overall performance.

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Why Choose Options?

  • Efficiency improvement: Make picking and storage/retrieval operations faster.
  • Accuracy: Reduce error rates and improve operational consistency.
  • Safety protection: Safeguard both personnel and materials.
  • Flexible adaptation: Meet the needs of different industries and different processes.

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Overview of Options

1.Laser Pointer:

  • Uses a red positioning line and green laser dot to quickly locate material positions.
    Applicable scenarios:Warehouses with many SKUs and dense storage locations; improves picking efficiency and reduces misoperation rates.

2.Sliding Console:

  • The console can move along with the picking point, making it more ergonomic.
    Applicable scenarios:High-frequency picking operations, reducing unnecessary movements, improving comfort and efficiency.

3.Alphanumeric bar:

  • Displays material quantity, code, and exact location on the tray.
    Applicable scenarios:Precision management environments, reducing manual identification errors.

4.Trolley:

  • Assists in removing and transporting fully loaded trays.
    Applicable scenarios:Workshop material turnover or production line interfacing, shortening material transfer time and facilitating the handling and circulation of heavier and larger materials.

5.Card Login Systems (EKS / Magnetic badge Reader / RFID Reader):

1）Electronic Key System (EKS):An electronic key reader programmable with dedicated software. When the key is removed from the reader, the operation is automatically logged out.

2）Magnetic Stripe Reader:Connects directly via USB to the operator console. Operators use personal badges to access the machine, and each operator can be assigned different permissions.

3）RFID Reader:Reads access rights without swiping the card—just place the card near the reader for contactless recognition.

  • Enables tiered access management through card swiping or contactless methods.
    Applicable scenarios:Industries with strict traceability requirements for access rights, such as pharmaceuticals, aviation, and electronics.

6.Telescopic bay:

  • Extends outward to form an operating platform; retracts when not in use to save space.
    Applicable scenarios:Temporary loading/unloading of large or heavy items（can assist with hoisting）.

7.ESD Protection System:

  • Includes anti-static wrist straps and mats to protect sensitive components.
    Applicable scenarios:Electronics manufacturing, precision instruments, and other environments sensitive to static electricity.

8.Counting Scale:

  • Calculates quantities by weight; supports single-platform and dual-platform models.
    Applicable scenarios:Managing large volumes of small parts, such as screws, nuts, and washers.

9.1D or 2D barcode Reader

  • Uses QR code scanning for storage/retrieval and order verification.
    Applicable scenarios:E-commerce warehousing and 3PL management, ensuring order accuracy.

10.Foot bar task complete:

  • Foot pedal button for quick operation confirmation.
    Applicable scenarios:Situations where hands are occupied or in cleanroom environments, reducing touchscreen use.

11.Metal Dividers:

  • Divide trays into different sections with flexible adjustment.
    Applicable scenarios:Centralized storage of parts with multiple specifications on the same tray.

12.Put-to-Light Display (PTL):

  • Used for batch picking, supporting setups such as put walls and picking carts.

Applicable scenarios:Sorting centers and bulk order processing, improving batch picking efficiency.

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How to Choose Modula Options?

1.Clarify the primary objective:Is it to improve efficiency, reduce errors, or enhance safety?
2.Match operational features:Choose options based on SKU count, material characteristics, and work frequency.
3.Pilot testing:Apply on a small scale in representative scenarios to verify effectiveness and suitability.
4.System integration and training:Ensure compatibility with WMS/ERP and conduct standardized training.
5.Continuous optimization:Improve configuration combinations gradually based on usage feedback and data results.

Modula’s options provide more possibilities for different business scenarios. Choosing the right combination makes warehousing truly a driver for enterprise growth.