The single-mast Mustang pairs performance with versatility, making it the perfect solution for AS/RS applications. It offers speed and precise positioning, many choices of single- or double deep-load handling devices, and operates in temperatures from -22°F to 131°F.

The Mustang stores and retrieves cartons and totes for static or flow rack up to 60' high and excels at supplying workstations in assembly lines.

Aerospace principles were applied to design a mast which is lightweight yet rigid. This mast construction lowers both initial investment and energy usage; thus reducing total cost of ownership. The drive wheel is load independent for greater precision and stability.

Technical Specifications

Maximum Height 60'-0"

Maximum Travel Speed, Acceleration

with Anti-Pendulum Drive 1,200 f/m, 13 ft/s2

Maximum Lift Speed, Acceleration 600 f/m, 10 ft/s2

Maximum Total Product Weight 220 lbs

Operating Environment Standard: 32°F to 131°

Optional: to -22°F

The twin-mast Stratus is ideal for high-bay automated storage and retrieval of heavy or large loads. Stratus goes beyond the limitations of typical stacker cranes: it reaches heights of 60', and handles loads up to 660 pounds and with footprints up to 40" X 38". The crane can hold as many as four loadhandling devices at a time with each pair operating independently for optimum versatility, speed and efficiency.

The Stratus is an excellent choice for automated replenishment of manual or automatic order-picking areas. It is easily adapted to and is very reliable in freezer environments. The Stratus reduces labor requirements, forklift damage, product shrinkage, and inventory control requirements.

Technical Specifications

Maximum Height 60'-0"

Maximum Travel Speed, Acceleration with

Anti-Pendulum Drive 790 f/m, 6.5 ft/s2

Maximum Lift Speed, Acceleration 395 f/m, 6.5 ft/s2

Maximum Total Product Weight, Size 660 lbs, 40" X 38"

Operating Environment Standard: 32°F to 131°F

Optional: -22°F

Costs can be greatly reduced by using a single Magnus to do the same work which would require multiple competing cranes. The Magnus also cuts labor costs for freezer operations with reliable operation to temperatures as lowas -22°F.

The masts are based on aerospace design principles making them lightweight yet rigid. This mast construction lowers both initial investment and energy usage: thus reducing total cost of ownership.