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Q: How do I choose the right SPEEDONE equipment?

Start with whether you need to store, move, lift or display the material, then confirm dimensions, weight and handling method.

Q: What information should I provide for a quotation?

Material, dimensions, approximate weight, quantity, working area, handling method and available photos or drawings.

Q: Can SPEEDONE customize equipment?

OEM and custom dimensions or configurations can be discussed according to the project requirements.

Q: Should I choose a slab rack or an A-frame?

The choice depends on storage orientation, slab dimensions, capacity, floor space and loading access.

Q: Can I ask for a recommendation without knowing the model?

Yes. Application details are often more useful than choosing a model number first.

Smarter Material Flow

From slab storage and internal transport to lifting, display and
workshop handling, SPEEDONE provides practical stone handling
equipment for factories, fabricators, warehouses and distributors.
Our product range supports safer storage, smoother material movement
and more efficient day-to-day stone operations.

16+

Years Experience

Direct

Factory Support

OEM

Custom Solutions

Global

Export Support

Storage · Transport · Lifting · Display

PRODUCTS

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From Products to Workflow

Choose Equipment Around How Your Material Actually Moves

Storage density, slab dimensions, weight, aisle width,
movement frequency and lifting method all affect which equipment
works best. Start with the workflow before comparing individual models.

Storage Workflow

Plan Storage Around Access, Load and Inventory Flow

For stationary slabs, consider capacity, slab dimensions,
aisle access and the equipment used for loading and unloading.

Internal Movement

Match Mobile Equipment to the Route

Floor condition, turning space and movement frequency
can matter just as much as rated capacity.

Equipment Selection Matrix

Which Equipment Fits Your Workflow?

Use the matrix as a quick starting point. A stronger match means
the equipment is more commonly suited to that task. Final selection
still depends on dimensions, load and your actual handling method.

Match Level:

●●● Primary
●●○ Strong Option
●○○ Depends on Workflow
— Usually Not First Choice

Your Workflow	Slab Rack	A-Frame Storage	Transport Cart	Transport A-Frame	Clamp Lifter	Forklift Lifting
Fixed slab storage	●●●	●●○	—	—	●○○	●○○
Frequent workshop movement	●○○	●○○	●●●	●●○	●○○	●○○
Crane / hoist lifting	●○○	●○○	—	—	●●●	—
Forklift-based handling	●○○	●○○	●○○	●○○	—	●●●
Storage + frequent transfer	●●○	●●○	●●●	●●○	●○○	●○○

Typical Pairings

Equipment Combination Suggestions

Typical workflow combinations only. Confirm capacity
and compatibility for the actual project.

Warehouse Storage
Slab Rack + Clamp Lifter

For upright slab storage with crane or hoist-based transfer.

Workshop Flow
Slab Rack + Transport Cart

For storage followed by regular transfer between workstations.

Forklift Workflow
A-Frame + Forklift Lifting Equipment

For storage and handling workflows organized around forklifts.

Mobile Handling
Transport A-Frame + Lifting Equipment

For supported transport plus mechanical loading or unloading.

Need a combination rather than one product?

Send us your workshop layout or a photo of the material flow.
We can help identify which equipment should work together.

Faster Product Recommendation

You Do Not Need to Know the Model Number Before Contacting Us

Tell us what material you handle, how large and heavy it is,
and what you need to do with it. These details usually tell us
more than a product name alone.

01 — Material
Stone, quartz, porcelain, glass or panels

02 — Dimensions
Maximum length, height and thickness

03 — Maximum Weight
Single piece or total working load

04 — Handling Method
Cart, forklift, crane, hoist or manual

05 — Working Area
Floor condition, aisle width and environment

06 — Quantity
Units, destination and project requirements

Simple RFQ Checklist

A Useful Inquiry Can Be Very Simple

A photo, rough drawing or short description can often help us
understand the application faster.

What are you handling?
Material + dimensions

How heavy is it?
Maximum load

What do you need to do?
Store · move · lift · display

Have a photo or drawing?
Send it with your inquiry

Manufacturing & Project Support

From Application Details to Finished Equipment

Application details, dimensions, configuration, inspection points
and packing requirements should be clarified before shipment.

Application ReviewMaterial, dimensions, load and working method

Specification ConfirmationConfiguration, dimensions and required options

ProductionFabrication, welding and assembly

InspectionDimensions, structure, finish and agreed functions

Export PreparationProtection, packing and shipment preparation

Common Selection Mistakes

Avoid Problems That Are Expensive to Fix After Delivery

Small missing details at quotation stage can become much larger
compatibility or workflow problems once the equipment arrives.

Choosing Only by Load Capacity

Capacity alone does not confirm compatibility with the slab, route or actual operating method.

Ignoring Floor and Aisle Conditions

Turning radius and floor conditions can determine whether mobile equipment works efficiently.

Ignoring Material Surface

Polished stone, porcelain and glass may require different contact protection.

Confirming Requirements Too Late

Late changes can affect cost, lead time, packing and final project fit.

FAQ

Questions to Resolve Before Ordering

How do I choose the right SPEEDONE equipment?

Start with whether you need to store, move, lift or display the material, then confirm dimensions, weight and handling method.

What information should I provide for a quotation?

Material, dimensions, approximate weight, quantity, working area, handling method and available photos or drawings.

Can SPEEDONE customize equipment?

OEM and custom dimensions or configurations can be discussed according to the project requirements.

Should I choose a slab rack or an A-frame?