Mounting Room Workflow

Keep the mounting room ahead of the press.

Sleeves found. Plates protected. Jobs staged. Fewer workarounds.

This path is for the person who works in the room every day and needs a system that works.

Full SleevePodz storage system filled with printing sleeves

Find it

Stage it

Confirm it

Move on

What Gets Better

Turn daily mounting-room work into a repeatable flow.

The room gets clear locations, cleaner staging, protected plates, and sleeve flow the team can repeat.

Expansion

Fit more into the room you already have.

Before the plant spends millions on another building, make the existing mounting-room footprint work harder.

Retention

Take daily frustration out of the work.

A cleaner sleeve system lets employees focus on the work they enjoy instead of sorting through a disorganized mess.

Retrieval confidence

The next sleeve is easy to find.

The sleeve has a known home, a visible status, and a direct path back to the next job.

Cleaner staging

Jobs are staged with what they need.

The room can stop pulling extra, stacking extra, and holding extra just to protect the schedule.

Protected plates

Plate sets stay easier to handle.

Cleaner storage habits reduce exposure, over-stacking, and the handling problems that show up later at press.

Better sleeve flow

Sleeves stay upright and ready to move.

Vertical storage and purpose-built movement keep sleeves organized without slowing retrieval.

ADA-Compliant Floor Tracks

Dense storage should still be easy to move through.

Flexopodz floor tracks keep mobile sleeve, plate, and ink storage controlled without turning aisle access into the hard part of the job.

ADA-compliant

Low-profile tracks keep the aisle accessible.

Surface-mounted floor tracks use a low, beveled profile designed for ADA-compliant passage, so people and carts can move through the room without a trip hazard. The same track approach is used in safety-sensitive spaces like libraries and museums.

Controlled movement

The load stays stable on the floor.

Precision rails guide each carriage, while anti-drift and anti-sway features help the system open smoothly and stay where it belongs.

Expandable layout

Add capacity without starting over.

Floor-track systems can grow with the room, giving the plant a modular path before committing to a larger building or disruptive construction.

Mobile Storage

Flexopodz floor tracks versus overhead mobile shelving.

Same storage problem. Two very different ways to move through it.

Bottom line

Flexopodz keeps the load on the floor, moves the room with controlled handles, and keeps daily aisle access predictable.

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Movement

Flexopodz floor-track system

Mechanical-assist handles move multiple carriages with a light touch.

Overhead mobile shelving

Requires heavy manual pushing.

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Throughput

Flexopodz floor-track system

Multiple carriages can move together to open the working aisle.

Overhead mobile shelving

Moves only one hanging shelf at a time.

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Control

Flexopodz floor-track system

Anti-drift and anti-sway features keep shelves secure.

Overhead mobile shelving

No anti-drift or braking, creating injury exposure if someone is in the aisle.

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Stability

Flexopodz floor-track system

Precision floor tracks keep movement stable and controlled.

Overhead mobile shelving

Overhead movement puts the load above the operator instead of on the floor.

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Daily use

Flexopodz floor-track system

Designed to reduce strain, reduce risk, and make storage safer to use.

Overhead mobile shelving

More force and more exposure become part of the daily routine.

What Changes

The room gets a repeatable operating pattern.

01

Put inventory where mounters can find it.

SleevePodz and PlatePodz fit so much into a small footprint that the library can be compacted right next to the mounter.

02

Stage the job as one clean workflow.

Carts keep sleeves, plates, ink, and anilox movement tied to the job instead of spread across the room.

03

Make the status visible.

FlexOpz shows job stage, priority, and retrieval direction so the room is not run from memory, tribal knowledge, sticky notes, or repeated questions.

The Flow

One job should not require a room-wide search.

The target is simple: select the job, find the right asset, stage it, confirm it, and keep the room moving.

01

Job selected

02

Correct sleeve or plate located

03

Item retrieved without searching

04

Job staged in the right place

05

Mounter confirms what moved