1) For spiral slots, pull out the tray and put the products from front to back.
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The tray can be tilted downward at approximately 30° to make it convenient to load and organize the products at the backside.
2) Please choose a suitable spiral for the various sizes of the products. Refer to Spiral Specifications for guidance.
3) For the goods not mentioned here, please perform a test prior to selling to determine the best placement.
4) The products should lean backward.
5) In a single slot, the spiral should be carefully adjusted to make sure it is able to block the product and prevent accidental drops.
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6) For merged slots, the spirals should be at 6 o’clock.
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Guide: How to rotate the spiral to change the position.
7) Wrong practices that should be avoided when loading the spiral slot:
The top of the product should not touch the upper tray. | The product’s width should not exceed the width of the spiral/slot. | The good should not be too small to be held by the spiral. |
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The product is too thick for the spiral spacing. | The product should not extend beyond the boundaries of the tray. | After pushing back the tray, the spiral may rebound upward, causing the bottle to slip out. |
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8) Push the tray drawer back to the bottom until you hear a thump. Before closing the door, please lightly pull out the tray to ensure it is se