Automatic Vertical Lift Module
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Maximum unit height: 20 metres
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Total load capacity: 80 tonnes
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Automated Warehouse System that Recovers Space and Enhances Safety
The vertical lift module is an ideal storage solution for industrial goods, semifinished products, spare parts, and various types of items, suitable for any industrial environment and all sectors.
Many companies choose Comin Intelligent Vertical Lift Modules precisely because of their flexibility, wide model selection, excellent design, and ease of use.
Among various automated storage systems, Comin Intelligent Vertical Lift Modules are capable of meeting diverse structural and operational requirements.
Multiple configuration options are available to suit different space requirements.
The Comin Intelligent Vertical Lift Module is a reliable and advanced vertical storage solution on the market. Its revolutionary design helps workshops, distribution centres, and facilities of all sizes improve the accuracy and efficiency of picking operations within the warehouse.
The Comin Intelligent Vertical Lift Module offers a variety of optional configurations:
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A double access opening that allows two pallets to be handled simultaneously – one inside the storage compartment and the other ready for the next pick.
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An external access opening that enables operators to work with mechanical aids such as forklifts, zero‑gravity hoists, or overhead cranes.
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Dual‑side simultaneous picking, with opposing access openings on both sides of the machine.
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Multi‑level access openings that allow picking at different levels within the same structure.
The practicality of this model enables businesses of all sizes to customise an automated vertical warehouse according to their own needs, thus obtaining the optimal solution.
Savings in warehouse operating costs are never a secondary consideration – they often have a significant impact on total expenditure and on the quality of the services provided.
When selecting the equipment, you can provide us with the following information:
Savings in warehouse operating costs are never a secondary consideration – they often have a significant impact on total expenditure and on the quality of the services provided.
When selecting the equipment, you can provide us with the following information:
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The length, width, and height of the site where the equipment is to be installed.
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The type and approximate quantity of materials to be stored (or the equivalent number of containers of different specifications required).
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The maximum load capacity per pallet (e.g., 250 kg, 500 kg, 750 kg, or 1,000 kg).
Once we have received the above information, we will help you design the best solution.
Integration with Other Systems/Equipment
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Conveyor line: To accelerate material sorting and storage/retrieval efficiency, conveyor belt technology can be used to connect work areas while reducing manual handling intensity.
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Robotic arm: The equipment can interface with automated handling devices such as robots to meet production line requirements and achieve automated storage.
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AGV: In "goods-to-person" picking scenarios, the WCS receives picking instructions from the WMS and dispatches AGVs to enable automatic transfer between goods and workstations.
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Jib crane: Manually operated jib cranes complete gripping, shifting, and placement. Suitable for heavy-duty warehousing and manufacturing workshops, assisting operators in handling large workpieces, moulds, and heavy materials.

