A fictional AS/RS and shuttle storage integrator in Kansas City, Missouri. The before page says “innovative turnkey material handling solutions for all industries” next to grey photo boxes. The after page leads with the rack itself: drawn, running, and labeled with the rate and the locations it holds.
Before · illustrative, not a former client siteAfter · rebuilt from the same facts
On a phone
BeforeAfter
What changed
The rack is the hero. An animated elevation shows shuttles on 18 levels, the lift and the front-end, with lift rate, locations and rack height beside it. A buyer knows what Talloway builds before reading a sentence.
Three machines, three spec sheets. Catalogue tabs for the tote shuttle, pallet AS/RS and lift give heights, rates, payloads and temperature ranges, replacing a sidebar of product links.
Framed by the buyer’s constraint. Density, throughput and freezer temperature each get a row with the numbers that decide it.
Industries as a table. Typical load, temperature and system for six industries replace “Food & Beverage, Grocery, Retail… and many more!”
Proof with numbers. Two illustrative projects show pallet positions, cycles per hour, lines per picker and floor space before and after.
An inquiry that starts the design. The form asks for clear height, footprint, SKU count and a design-day rate instead of “Request a Quote.”
Talloway is fictional. Every company detail, project and figure on these pages is invented for demonstration, and the numbers are kept realistic for the equipment described.
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