Space
Narrower aisles and greater height can recover usable storage volume.
Automated pallet storage & retrieval
More pallet capacity. No building expansion.
Store more, move faster, and reduce unnecessary forklift traffic with an American-built system engineered around the warehouse you already have.
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2.2–4×Potential storage density*
3,000 lbPublished load capability*
100 ftPublished vertical reach*
The building may not be full. It may be organized around the wrong movement.
The real capacity problem
Wide forklift aisles, unused clear height, traffic congestion, and manual placement all consume capacity. When demand grows, operators often add labor or square footage before getting everything possible from the facility they already pay for.
Movement
Automated travel removes repetitive forklift trips from the core storage task.
Control
Precise positioning and sequencing improve consistency and visibility.
The G90 ASRS SR/F system
A machine built for pallet work.
The G90 system moves, stores, and retrieves standardized palletized loads through a configured narrow-aisle environment. It is developed from the operation—not selected from a retail price sheet.
✓ Rail-guided automated pallet travel
✓ High-bay and narrow-aisle configurations
✓ Project-defined deep-lane possibilities
✓ Inventory sequencing and approved integrations
✓ Installation, commissioning, and long-term support
What changes when pallets move automatically.
The commercial case is the combined effect of capacity, flow, accuracy, labor exposure, and long-term operating economics.
Fit more into the facility.
Use narrower aisles, approved clear height, and project-appropriate depth before adding square footage.
Move with less variation.
Replace recurring travel and placement decisions with a coordinated movement system.
Reduce aisle congestion.
Limit unnecessary forklift traffic inside the storage environment and simplify pallet flow.
Prepare for the next load.
Sequence inventory and stage retrieval based on the approved warehouse controls and operating model.
American-built advantage
Fabricated here. Supported here.
G90 does not buy a complete overseas machine and apply a label. Structural fabrication, machined components, system engineering, build, installation, and support come from an American team with hands-on knowledge of the equipment.
“Tell us what has to move, where it has to go, and how the operation needs to perform. Then we can engineer the right system.”G90’s straight-shooter sales philosophy
The work
Steel. Motion. Precision.
Launch photography should show real G90 systems, components, fabrication, installation, and service. These images are concept placeholders.
How a project moves forward
No song and dance. A clear process.
Understand the operation
Facility, pallets, loads, throughput, shifts, rack, software, and goals.
Lay out the opportunity
Evaluate fit, orientation, aisles, capacity, and system interfaces.
Engineer the bid
Define scope, configuration, assumptions, schedule, and investment.
Build it and support it
Fabrication, installation, commissioning, training, and service.
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How does your warehouse move?
There is no responsible instant price. Give G90 the operating context, and the team will identify what is required to begin a layout and bid.