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Optimization for your frozen food department

Your frozen food depart­ment can become a real eye-catcher if you ensure that the products look tidy and are easy for shop­pers to reach.

Use push­feed systems for your free­zers and lift systems for your chest free­zers. This way, you offer your custo­mers a posi­tive shop­ping expe­ri­ence. No long search when the cabi­net door is open also saves energy consump­tion. Show off your cool side with an invi­ting frozen food section.

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POS‑T C130

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POS‑T Skadi Track

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POS‑T Skadi Lift

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Better organization and clarity, less effort required to maintain the shelves

Deep freeze presen­ta­ti­ons can be a big hit—if done right. With the POS‑T C130, all your frozen products can be opti­mally displayed in your free­zer and become an eye-catcher at the point of sale.

For shop­pers, this means easier access to products and, as a result, a stron­ger impulse to buy. Impro­ved visi­bi­lity and acces­si­bi­lity boost the urge to buy and support your sales. At the same time, the impro­ved visi­bi­lity of products shor­tens search times and ther­eby redu­ces the amount of time cabi­net doors are open—which saves valuable energy and supports more effi­ci­ent opera­tion.

The POS‑T C130 is suita­ble for cartons, bags, and trays with product widths of 90 mm or more. It is parti­cu­larly well-suited for pizza, frozen pies and cakes, frozen fruits and vege­ta­bles, and family-size ice cream.

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POS TUNING Systems for Frozen Food in Action

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Product Presentation for Maximum Attention

Want more orga­niza­tion and visi­bi­lity in your free­zer? With the two-tier POS‑T Skadi Track, your products are always visi­ble and within easy reach. The auto­ma­ted feed system always brings your products to the front, placing ice cream cups and frozen herbs in the spotlight—turning the free­zer into a show­case for your bran­ded products.

Bran­ding-ready front panels further high­light your brand in an eye-catching way, ensure maxi­mum atten­tion at the point of sale, and boost impulse purcha­ses.

The POS‑T Skadi Track is suita­ble for cartons and cups with a product width of up to 104 mm. It is parti­cu­larly well-suited for ice cream in round cups and for frozen herbs.

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A Perfect Presentation at the Highest Level

A clut­te­red free­zer is a thing of the past. The POS‑T Skadi Lift’s lifting mecha­nism auto­ma­ti­cally raises your products to the ideal height for easy access and pushes them all the way to the top—convenient for custo­mers and ergo­no­mic for your team.

Maxi­mum visi­bi­lity and a tidy appearance lead to more impulse purcha­ses. The system provi­des a clear over­view and a struc­tu­red layout: Ever­y­thing is easily acces­si­ble and clearly arran­ged, so custo­mers can imme­dia­tely grab the product without having to reach deep into the chest. An added bonus: Bran­ded fronts create a strong brand impact.

The POS‑T Skadi Lift is suita­ble for cups with a product width of up to 104 mm. It is parti­cu­larly well-suited for ice cream in round cups.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Product Display in the Frozen Food Section

Is a pushfeed system economically viable in a frozen food section?

The econo­mic bene­fits stem prima­rily from time savings in day-to-day opera­ti­ons and opti­mi­zed product avai­la­bi­lity. Less manual resto­cking and impro­ved product acces­si­bi­lity have a direct impact on costs and sales.

Why do products in the frozen food aisle often sell worse than expected?

In the frozen food section, custo­mers spend less time sear­ching. Products that aren’t imme­dia­tely visi­ble or acces­si­ble are over­loo­ked more quickly—regardless of brand or price.

To what extent does placement on the frozen food shelf affect sales?

A promi­nent and easily acces­si­ble loca­tion plays a decisive role in how products are percei­ved. Products that custo­mers cannot see at first glance are chosen signi­fi­cantly less often.

How much time can be saved when stocking and restocking the freezer section?

When push­feed systems are used in the frozen food section, there is no need to manu­ally bring products to the front of the shelf. This saves a signi­fi­cant amount of time. It also makes the daily checks—which are neces­sary to verify product avai­la­bi­lity and mini­mize out-of-stock situations—much easier. Since the products are clearly visi­ble at the front of the shel­ves, employees can imme­dia­tely see whether items need to be resto­cked or orde­red.

Why is working in the frozen foods section particularly labor-intensive?

Cold tempe­ra­tures, limi­ted mobi­lity, and addi­tio­nal steps such as sear­ching and sort­ing make simple tasks signi­fi­cantly more time-consum­ing than in other product cate­go­ries.

How complex is it to integrate pushfeed systems into existing frozen-food display cases?

Push­feed systems can be inte­gra­ted into all stan­dard commer­cial free­zer cases. These systems can be instal­led without any effort or modi­fi­ca­ti­ons.

Can pushfeed systems be installed while the system is running?

Yes, instal­la­tion in sections is possi­ble. This allows for modi­fi­ca­ti­ons to be made without taking the entire free­zer area out of service.

How flexible are pushfeed systems when changing product assortments?

Chan­ges to the product lineup can be imple­men­ted at any time and with mini­mal effort through the use of flexi­ble systems. Products can be inte­gra­ted without major modi­fi­ca­ti­ons.

How can I ensure that my products remain visible on the frozen food shelf at all times?

Since the feed systems use spring force to ensure that the front presen­ta­tion of the shelf is always well-stocked, the shelf opera­tes auto­no­mously. The only task that must be perfor­med by employees is resto­cking the merchan­dise.

Are pushfeed systems suitable for large-scale rollouts across multiple markets?

Stan­dar­di­zed systems can be used across diffe­rent markets and make it easier to plan and imple­ment larger projects. This ensu­res consis­tency and redu­ces the need for coor­di­na­tion.

Can all frozen food packages be presented using conveyor systems?

Yes, they can be used for various types of pack­a­ging, such as boxes or bags. Flexi­ble systems adapt to diffe­rent sizes and keep the products secu­rely in place.

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