Static station or moving measurement?
A stationary capture step and an in-motion line have different spacing, operator and integration needs. Specify the required parcel mix and peak workflow before selecting the measurement arrangement.
Solution studio
Build a dispatch workflow that associates parcel identity, weight and dimensions with a shipping record and a clear exception process.

A shipping record is useful only when the measurements belong to the correct parcel. Plan how the label is read, when the weight and dimensions are accepted and where an exception goes. The conveyor, DWS equipment and warehouse software need to agree on the same parcel identity throughout the transaction.
Control parcel separation and position before the capture zone.
Equipment in this solutionCombine barcode, weight and dimensions in the configured measurement process.
Equipment in this solutionRelease accepted parcels and send exceptions to a defined manual or automated recovery point.
Equipment in this solutionCustom-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.
Custom-made parcel sorting systems planned around your goods, destinations and available layout. Configure conveying widths, heights, induction, diversion and controls as one routing project.
A stationary capture step and an in-motion line have different spacing, operator and integration needs. Specify the required parcel mix and peak workflow before selecting the measurement arrangement.
Warehouse checks, carrier data and commercial billing may require different acceptance criteria. Define units, tolerances, calibration, record retention and any required legal-metrology approval for the intended use.
The proposal defines the goods, layout, controls, software interfaces, guarding, delivery and commissioning responsibilities. Capacity and acceptance criteria are specified for the selected configuration.
No universal approval is implied. Confirm the carrier’s data requirements, measurement acceptance and any certification needed for the intended commercial use in the project specification.
Start with the movement of goods. Explore complete conveyor layouts, compare the equipment at each stage and prepare a project brief for your site.
Connect parcel induction, identification and destination sorting in one planned goods flow, with a defined route for exceptions.
Plan carton transport, right-angle transfers and parcel data capture for split-case and full-carton pharmaceutical dispatch.
Link production, inspection and packing with the right support surface, transfer arrangement and buffer positions for your goods.
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.