LISTA CUBE D-Series
LISTA CUBE D-Series
When order becomes a system
Where material availability determines productivity, the LISTA CUBE D-Series ensures clear organisation and transparent processes.
Tools, C-parts and consumables are allocated fixed storage locations. Access and withdrawals are monitored, whilst stock levels and material movements are documented in a traceable manner.

The CUBE D concept
Three dimensions. One system.
The LISTA CUBE D-Series combines the mechanical quality of a LISTA drawer cabinet with controlled access and digital management.


Storage
Organised, secure storage

Control
Targeted and documented access

Management
Digital administration and transparent processes
LISTA core
The digital heart of the cube D-Series
LISTA core connects users, cabinets, materials and movement data within a single user interface. The software supports the controlled removal and return of items, manages users and access rights, and provides transparency regarding stock levels and material movements.
Depending on the user’s role, the relevant functions are made available – ranging from simple material retrieval to the management of items, stock levels and authorisations.

Key features of LISTA core
- Tools, measuring and testing equipment
- C-parts and small parts
- Consumables
- Personal protective equipment
- Maintenance and operating supplies
- High-value or restricted-access materials
- Items on loan or in circulation

From individual tools to a networked materials supply system
LISTA CUBE D is ideal for the structured and controlled provision of various materials:
- Tools and measuring equipment
- C-parts and small parts
- Consumables
- Personal protective equipment
- Maintenance and operational supplies
- High-value or restricted-access
- items Loan and circulating items

On-site supply
Tools and materials are available right where they are needed.

Central tool issue point
Access, stock levels and material movements are monitored at a central issue point.

Networked materials logistics
Several issue cupboards can be linked to form a single materials management system and managed centrally.















