STOPA Automated Handling and Storage Systems:
Drawing on over 45 years of experience and over 1 600 STOPA systems installed worldwide.
Decisive Advantages with Automated Handling from STOPA:
Having workers manually operate storage and retrieval systems to both feed and empty processing machines in a production line has a negative effect on turnover and lastly, profits. STOPA has developed several efficient and highly capable automated handling systems for sheet metal and long bar goods that offer a wide variety of advantages over manual material handling systems. Modular designs allow for adaptation of the automated handling systems to many possible uses, and all of them come with computer-steering that can be integrated with all established processing machines for seamless automated handling. This offers some decisive advantages:
- More turnover, higher profits: faster cycles and precisely coordinated automated handling that handles high quality goods with high quality care.
- Worker safety improvements: workers are no longer required to perform highly repetitive work at all hours of day and night with automated handling systems from STOPA.
- Reduced labour costs: round-the-clock operations are now possible thanks to STOPA automated handling systems, without expensive and large labour-intensive crews.
- Perfect coordination: STOPA automated handling systems are capable of communicating both with all established processing machines as well as with ERP-software and stock management software, providing automated material handling with a high degree of coordination and statistical transparency.
STOPA Automated Handling: exploiting the third dimension:
STOPA automated handling systems store a maximum of goods for a given floor area, due to their efficient use of all available space. An optimal automated handling and storage system will take advantage of available space right up to the factory ceiling. STOPA offers both sheet metal automated handling systems such as the STOPAUNIVERSAL, with a maximum height of 25 metres and the option of being configured as a building-supporting structure, and long bar goods automated handling systems such as the LG-U, also with a maximum height of 25 metres and a building-carrying option. Modularized construction and linkable towers enable almost arbitrary customisation with little difficulty.











