Systembox

First fix the top supports to the wall or the whiteboard: SYSB-WH-1 for one column, SYSB-WH-4 for four. They are pre-drilled and include fixing material. Then hook on the Systembox staggered, one below the other; the SYSB-WH-U bottom bracket secures the second-to-last box. The supports are angled: each box rests against the wall and the column does not stick out further when you extend it.

The cards from emptied containers are placed in the board, sorted by part number. When they reach the yellow zone you decide whether to produce or reorder; in the red zone this must be done immediately. The zones are marked with coloured Systembox or with single-colour Systembox and coloured inserts in the plastic pieces: this way you change the levels by replacing the inserts, without dismantling the boxes, and you keep only one colour in stock.

Yes, with the SYSB-FH adapter, an adjustable base that fits into the rear groove and reduces the usable depth in 5 mm steps. The card stays in view and is easy to take out, in formats from DIN A7 (74 × 105 mm) to 1/3 DIN (100 × 210 mm).

Yes: the flat and deep Systembox A4 join standard Systembox via the side and rear interlocks. You manage kanban cards and A4 documents on the same board.

Yes. In a column the kanban code is shown with the top and front pieces; in the compact tabletop layout the flag piece is used instead.

One for each kanban card that must be able to sit on the board. For each part number, count the cards in circulation: the part number’s column has as many Systembox units as there are cards, divided into green, yellow and red zones. Send us the list of part numbers with the number of cards and we will calculate boxes, brackets and sleeves for you.

With coloured Systembox units the traffic-light system is visible even from a distance, but to move a threshold you have to reorder the boxes. With light grey Systembox units and red, yellow and green cards in the sleeves, you change the levels by replacing only the cards, and you keep just one box colour in stock.

Yes: arrange the A4 Systembox units in columns, one per time slot or per day, and put the order to be worked on in each box. The front and top sleeves indicate the slot or the line; add the kanban cards next to them with the standard Systembox units.

Yes. The columns become the time intervals, for example 30-minute slots, and the rows are the products or lines: in each Systembox you place the card of the order to be produced in that slot. This way the sequence is levelled and visible to everyone. If you use cards or orders in different sizes, also consider the Cardplan® insert board.

It depends on the consumption and reorder time of each part number: the green zone covers normal stock, the yellow the time to plan, the red the safety stock. We help you size them from your data and you adjust them by moving the corner pieces.

The inner space is 118 × 190 × 6 mm: the most common kanban cards fit, up to about A6 portrait. For smaller cards, from DIN A7 (74 × 105 mm) to 1/3 DIN (100 × 210 mm), add the adjustable back, which brings the card to the top and keeps it legible.

Yes: you fix the Systembox brackets to the Cardplan® whiteboards and mount the boards on the board stand on castors. It is the Kanban Starter Set solution in a mobile version.