Advantages and Disadvantages of Full Line Vending

Full line vending is the business of operating vending machines that sell cans or bottles of soft drinks and/ or small packages of snacks. Antares vending machines sell these kinds of products. A common volume for soda is 12 fl oz (354 ml) or 20 oz (590ml) in North America. For snacks it is usually in the range of 1-3 oz. Soda and snack vending machines go well side by side, for efficient servicing.

Advantages of full line vending

Antares operators with snack and soda vending machines have the advantage that many locations recognize their need for such machines. These machines are very popular in all types of locations. Moreover, companies recognize the difficulty in moving these machines and are less likely to ever ask you to remove the vending machine, unless you do a poor job of servicing the vending machine. Almost all snack/soda vending machines like those provided by Antares Corporation, have vend counters that track how many items are sold, so it is very difficult for an employee to steal money. Aside from that, these machines are heavy and large, thus making them very hard to steal without drawing attention. This is quite an advantage for your Antares vending business.

Disadvantages of full line vending

Soda and snack vending machines are relatively expensive. Those that are provided by Antares Corporation are affordable and this accounts for its popularity. Full line vending machines also take a long time to service as compared to bulk vending machines. If you want to service your Antares vending machine it would not take as much time as other machines, because of its unique design. This is what sets them apart from others. Full line vending machines take up a lot of space. When you are looking for a location for your Antares vending machine, make sure that the location would suit the machine. The machines may take up more space, but they still remain the most demanded machines by locations. The machines are quite difficult to move, so you would require the help of professional movers. In locations such as corporate offices, vending machines need to be serviced during traditional business hours.