Install:
We employ licensed technicians to install our systems. Whether you want to start from scratch, or replace and outdated system, Think CSG First.
Maintain:
Having your drive up, or other tube system installed and serviced by Cook Solutions Groups means having a dedicated support team at your service, ensuring all access points can be monitored and remotely maintained.
What is a drive up tube system?
A drive up tube system, also known as a pneumatic tube system, is a method of transportation that uses a network of tubes to move items, documents, or even cash from one location to another within a facility. These systems are commonly used in bank drive-thru lanes to securely transfer items between customers and bank employees.
What is a drive up drawer?
A drive-up drawer, also known as a transaction drawer or transfer drawer, is a specialized piece of equipment commonly used in drive-thru scenarios, such as at banks, fast-food restaurants, and other businesses with drive-thru service. It serves as a secure and convenient way for customers to exchange items with employees without the need for direct physical contact.
What is a tube system carrier?
A tube system carrier is a capsule or container designed for use in pneumatic tube systems. These carriers play a crucial role in the functioning of pneumatic tube systems, which are used in various settings, including hospitals, banks, and businesses, to transport items quickly and securely over short distances.
Here's how a tube system carrier works:
- Carriers are the capsules used in pneumatic tube systems. They come in various sizes and are typically cylindrical or pod-shaped.
- These carriers are loaded with items such as documents, medication, cash, or samples.
- In a pneumatic tube system, carriers are propelled through a network of tubes using air pressure. The carrier travels inside the tube from one station to another.
- Carriers are equipped with closure flaps or doors that can be opened and closed automatically. This allows them to seal the contents securely during transport and open when reaching their destination.
- Once a carrier arrives at its destination station, the closure flap opens, and the contents are retrieved by the system operator or user.
