Bin inventory monitoring by industry.
The same scale works anywhere bins of small parts need to stay stocked. Choose your industry to see how it applies.
Which industries use weight-based bin monitoring?
Manufacturing and assembly
Stop line stoppages caused by empty bins on the production line.
Read more →MRO storerooms
Keep maintenance storerooms accurate without stocktakes.
Read more →Aerospace MRO
Keep fasteners, seals and bearings on the shelf before the aircraft needs them.
Read more →Defence and defense maintenance
Track spares at every base, depot and forward location.
Read more →Mining and remote sites
See remote storeroom stock without flying someone in to count.
Read more →Power generation
Verify outage parts are on the shelf before shutdown starts.
Read more →Motorsport
Account for every part in the trackside spares kit.
Read more →Medical device manufacturing
Automated component counts with a timestamped activity log.
Read more →Semiconductor and electronics
Keep line-side component bins from running empty mid-run.
Read more →Superyacht and marine
See onboard spares from shore.
Read more →Luxury automotive service
Keep the parts room stocked so no car waits on the hoist.
Read more →Job shops and contract manufacturers
Track consumables used on every job.
Read more →Vendor-managed inventory
See customer bin levels without sending a rep to count.
Read more →Onsite consignment
Know what was used from stock you own on a customer's shelf.
Read more →Example applications
Parts distributor consignment
How a distributor could run consignment across multiple customer sites.
Read more →Remote site storeroom
How a remote mine could cut emergency freight and replace the stocktake.
Read more →Contract manufacturer
How a contract manufacturer could track customer-owned stock.
Read more →Not sure if it fits your store?
Tell us what you store and we will tell you honestly whether weight-based counting suits it.