20% GUARANTEED SAVINGS

We’re so confident by our 17 years of inventory management with vending
that we will guarantee to save you a minimum of 20% first year or we’ll
issue credit on the remainder if we miss.
Consumption Reduction
‣ Utilizing an enclosed vending unit
eliminates free access mentality.
‣ Having a no stock-out replenishment solution eliminates the scarcity mentality and
hoarding issues.
‣ Accountability influences associates to be more efficient in using the full life of tools or
materials.
‣ Identifying excess usage through reporting decreases usage due to ability to identify
training issues, abuse or pilferage.
‣ Limit access to certain tools for certain people or jobs.
‣ Limit the consumption of a tools per shift or job minimizes waste, scrap and waste.
Inventory Reduction and Capital Recapture
‣ Remove excess inventory from the production floor and dispense the excess to proper inventory
management levels. 15%-30% inventory reduction.
‣ Automated replenishment means lower minimum and maximum levels. Further reducing
inventory on-hand.
‣ Forced consumption of regarding, out going product or obsolete inventory before issuing new
inventory reduces inventory and obsolescence.
‣ Employing a regrind or recondition program for tools and tooling reduces new inventory levels.
‣ Automated inventory replenishment eliminates potential for duplicate or unnecessary orders.
One can’t order an item already on order minimizing inventory.
‣ Product rationalization of similar tools or materials to fewer items; increasing usage of remaining
items for increased quantity discounts.
Price Point Reduction
20% GUARANTEED
SAVINGS
‣ Negotiating better pricing through contract volume or special pricing on whole category
items.
‣ Providing an equivalent product at a lesser price.
‣ Providing a better product, lasts longer, at a lower price reduces the cost.
‣ Providing a better product, that lasts longer but at a cost justified higher price.
Productivity Improvements
‣ Increase in number of parts per tool decreases the cost per part.
‣ Increase the speed in which a product is machined or processed will increase
manufacturing opportunity capacity.
‣ Increase in life of tools and increase in speed decreases cost per part and increases
manufacturing opportunity capacity.
*Static usage reporting in conjunction with production numbers are a requirement for comparison and analysis. See details
of industrial study required to record and illustrate savings criteria.