A vertical lift helps industrial teams move materials between levels with more control, less travel time and cleaner flow throughout the building. Coric specifies industrial vertical lifts and vertical lift systems that support picking, replenishment and internal transfers so inventory and loads move where they need to go, when they need to go, with fewer workaround and more consistent material movement.
Vertical Lift Modules
A vertical lift module (VLM) is a high-density storage and retrieval system that stores trays vertically and delivers requested items to a front access opening, supporting space savings and productivity improvements in material-handling environments.
Horizontal Carousels
Horizontal carousels are a strong fit when you have plenty of floor space, lower ceilings and complex orders with many small parts. They keep items circulating to the picker quickly while supporting organized, repeatable fulfillment.
Modula LIFT
Modula LIFT supports high-density vertical storage in a compact footprint by leveraging ceiling height. Items are delivered to the operator via a controller interface, helping reduce time spent searching and walking.
Modula OnePick
Modula OnePick is designed to handle bins and boxes with varying sizes and shapes, useful when stored items don’t match one single standard. It supports efficient handling across mixed inventory profiles.
Modula SLIM
Modula SLIM delivers vertical storage performance in a narrower footprint (under 66" deep), making it a practical option for tighter aisles and smaller facilities that still need dense, accessible storage.
Coric uses real-world facility insight to bring systems, service and equipment together through an iterative, partner-first approach. That means we start with how materials move, then design the lift strategy to support throughput, uptime and day-to-day usability.
Material-Only Vertical Transfer Planning
We help you apply the right vertical material transfer systems for your building, especially VRC lifts for material handling that move goods between levels without creating passenger-elevator complexity. You get clearer load requirements, safer transfer points and a lift strategy that fits your workflow.
Storage Density & Pick Efficiency
For parts-heavy environments, we design warehouse vertical lift systems that reduce walking and improve access by using VLMs, horizontal carousels and related storage approaches to keep operators closer to the work. The goal is consistent picks, cleaner replenishment and better use of vertical space.
Static vs. Automation
Not every facility needs the same level of automation. Coric helps teams choose the right balance between static storage, computer-controlled vertical storage and advanced picking options based on item velocity, labor realities and available space (not hype).
Mezzanine platforms add a useful intermediate level between floor and ceiling, creating new space for storage, manufacturing, work areas or offices with less disruption than traditional construction.
Storage software helps manage and coordinate storage modules and related processes for maximum efficiency. It can also support communication with connected modules and streamline how operators interact with the system day to day.
Coric builds vertical lift solutions that align equipment, service and facility flow so lifting, staging and picking support your operation. That includes planning lift interfaces with storage and conveyance, and supporting consistent performance across shifts and sites.
Reducing costs often comes down to reducing friction, downtime, damage, rework and vendor complexity. After supporting diverse operations with different layouts, loads and duty cycles, we consistently help operations lower their total cost of ownership over time. Here are five practical ways to protect uptime, extend equipment life and keep your operation moving, without chasing short-term fixes.
Electric forklifts are quickly becoming the go-to for indoor operations where uptime, air quality and operating costs matter. If you’re evaluating new equipment for a warehouse, distribution center or food storage environment, this guide breaks down what to expect, how batteries differ and how to decide whether to buy or rent.
Purchasing a forklift (or any piece of material-handling equipment) is only the start. The real performance story lives in uptime, maintenance, operator habits and how well your fleet matches the way materials move through your facility. At Coric, we approach fleet optimization the same way we approach every system: collaborative, data-informed and designed to improve over time, not a one-and-done transaction.
