Match the sorter to the parcel
Wheel diversion suits selected stable bases; bags, very small items and unstable goods may need a different transport surface or sorting mechanism. Confirm the complete parcel mix before choosing.
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Connect parcel induction, identification and destination sorting in one planned goods flow, with a defined route for exceptions.

Sorting starts before the divert. Parcels need a controlled entry, a readable identity and enough space between items for the chosen routing mechanism. Plan normal destinations and the recovery route together, including what happens when a barcode cannot be read or an output lane is full.
Present parcels in a defined orientation and spacing before identification.
Equipment in this solutionAssociate the barcode with weight and dimensions where the dispatch process needs them.
Equipment in this solutionSend parcels to assigned destinations and provide a defined route for unread or rejected items.
Equipment in this solutionCustom-made parcel sorting systems planned around your goods, destinations and available layout. Configure conveying widths, heights, induction, diversion and controls as one routing project.
Custom-made powered wheel sorter modules for diverting supported parcels between conveyor routes. Configure module dimensions, branch geometry, drive and controls around your line.
Custom-made parcel dimensioning, weighing and scanning stations. Configure conveyor dimensions, presentation, measurement arrangement and data interfaces around your parcel flow.
Custom-made belt conveyors for cartons and unit loads. Configure the length, width, transfer heights, belt surface and controls to connect your handling process.
Wheel diversion suits selected stable bases; bags, very small items and unstable goods may need a different transport surface or sorting mechanism. Confirm the complete parcel mix before choosing.
Use peak arrival patterns, destination split and operator clearing time to size the system. A nominal sorter rate alone does not define the capacity of the whole line.
The proposal defines the goods, layout, controls, software interfaces, guarding, delivery and commissioning responsibilities. Capacity and acceptance criteria are specified for the selected configuration.
Define the message format, routing response time, ownership of parcel IDs and behaviour during lost communication. The software connection is an agreed part of the project scope.
Start with the movement of goods. Explore complete conveyor layouts, compare the equipment at each stage and prepare a project brief for your site.
Build a dispatch workflow that associates parcel identity, weight and dimensions with a shipping record and a clear exception process.
Plan carton transport, right-angle transfers and parcel data capture for split-case and full-carton pharmaceutical dispatch.
Connect assembly, testing, carton packing and finished-product routing in a conveyor layout suited to your appliance range.
Send your name, email and handling task. If known, add the goods, desired length, usable width and inlet/outlet heights to your message. These technical details are optional.