Monthly system rental
Flat monthly rate. It does not change with the hours you run — add a shift and the effective rate falls.
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Flat monthly rental, scoped implementation, optional pilot, and clearly identified site-readiness items. One predictable line on the P&L — not a bloated CapEx project.
Flat monthly rate. It does not change with the hours you run — add a shift and the effective rate falls.
Delivery, configuration, programming, training and handover scoped before agreement.
Proof path for sites that want line evidence before a longer rental term.
Weekly reviews, remote support, maintenance planning and breakdown response pathway.
Craft breweries, bottlers, can-carrier and multipack lines.
Growers and packers carrying seasonal peaks with seasonal labour.
Shelf-ready cartoning, tray packing and end-of-line case handling.
Secondary packaging and end-of-line where changeover discipline and traceability matter.
Creams, balms, lotions, tubes and jars — small packs, frequent SKU changes.
SKU churn, short runs and volume you cannot forecast a year ahead.
Repeatable handling, stacking and machine tending on stretched factory teams.
Delivery, configuration, programming, operator training and go-live support are scoped before sign-off. No surprise change-orders mid-deployment.
Rental turns automation into predictable operating spend. One flat monthly figure — not casual labour rosters, overtime or procurement theatre.
Pilot first, rent, scale, swap or return. The commercial model flexes when product mix, shifts or volume change.
Labour savings that cover the rental from week one. The system rents for less per hour than the shift it replaces — so it is funded by a cost you already carry, not added on top of one.
Confirmed on the site visit before anything is signed — never discovered mid-deployment.
No lock-in beyond the minimum term, no exit fee, and nothing here that only appears once the contract does.
No hidden fees. We spell out what is included and what is not before the proposal stage.
Freight to site, power supply upgrades, compressed air infrastructure, facility modifications, gripper consumables and internet connectivity. Everything else — robot, programming, training, weekly reviews, parts, breakdown response — is in the rate.
Talk to your accountant — but yes, rental is generally treated as an operating expense rather than owned plant, so it lands on the P&L instead of the balance sheet.
3 months for the 90-day pilot, or a standard 12-month term for full deployments.
Yes. Once the minimum term is served, give us 30 days' notice and we take it back. The pilot exists so you answer the fit question before you commit longer.
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