Distribution · weight

Weight-Based Shelving

Weight becomes a signal. Continuous on-hand visibility across open bays and enclosed cabinets, without anyone counting anything.

AS-WCAB-24 · weight cabinet, enclosed

Credentialed, enclosed, counting by unit weight across 24 load-cell positions. Partial-draw and overdraw events are detectable and surface as consumption anomalies.

ControlGate, attribute, count
Positions24 load-cell
Standard lead time25 working days
AS-WSHF-BAY · weight open shelf, retrofit

Load-cell bays retrofitted to your existing racking. Continuous on-hand visibility and an automatic reorder signal without changing how people work.

ControlRecord and reorder — no gate
Per-vend attributionNo
Standard lead time20 working days
The dependency nobody mentions

Count accuracy is master data, not hardware.

Weight counting is only ever as good as the unit weights behind it. A part recorded at the wrong unit weight will count wrongly every time, forever, and it will do so quietly. That is why we build the unit-weight master with you before go-live rather than discovering it in the first reconciliation.

Proof

On high-count, low-value items — fasteners, fittings, cable ties — weight is the only practical way to hold an accurate on-hand position continuously. Nobody is going to count a bin of washers, and nobody should.

Honest limit

The open shelf has no access gate. Nothing stops a person taking an item; the system records that the level moved. If you need control rather than a record, the format changes and we will say so before you order — an open shelf sold as a control is a control that is not there.

Event-driven KPIs — populated from your live data
Bays at reorder
On-hand accuracy %
Consumption anomalies
Unit-weight exceptions
The next step

Send us your item list and we will tell you what is weighable.

Not everything is. That answer is free and it is better had early.

Give us the details Ways to begin
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