Lyngsoe Turn Table™: Automated Orientation for Seamless Library Sorting

Keep materials moving smoothly through your library with Lyngsoe Turn Table™, an intelligent turning module that automatically orients items in your sorting system. By ensuring every book arrives with its spine facing out and correctly positioned, Turn Table reduces manual handling, speeds up shelving, and helps your staff maintain a more efficient workflow.

Flexible Integration for All Library Layouts

Designed to work seamlessly with Lyngsoe Sort Mate™ 2000 and Lyngsoe Ergo Cart™, Turn Table supports consistent, reliable sorting no matter how many materials enter the system.

Turn Table accepts materials from multiple directions – whether that’s a Lyngsoe Ergo Staff™ 1200 staff induction or a Lyngsoe Library Mate™ patron induction – making it easy to incorporate into a wide range of library system configurations. This flexibility gives you greater freedom when designing library layouts while maintaining consistent sorting performance.

Built For Reliability and Continuous Performance

Engineered in-house for demanding environments, Turn Table is designed for continuous operation within high-throughput library systems. Its robust construction ensures durability, even under intensive daily use.

By delivering consistent turning accuracy and dependable performance, it helps maintain a smooth transition between sorting stages and supports efficient end-to-end library automation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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