Induction and main flow
The main line receives parcels with enough separation for identification and routing decisions. Describe the actual parcel mix and sustained flow as well as short peaks.

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.
Every conveyor is custom made for the client. Define the length, width, heights, conveying surface and controls around your operation, with the selected configuration and project scope set out in writing.
Estimated delivery: 60 days. Your written quotation confirms the delivery schedule, freight arrangements and responsibilities for installation and support. Two-year warranty. The written quotation specifies coverage, the commencement date, exclusions, spare parts and service arrangements.
Request a written quote ↗Illustrations show the working concept. Equipment dimensions, finishes, guarding and options are confirmed in your quotation.
The main line receives parcels with enough separation for identification and routing decisions. Describe the actual parcel mix and sustained flow as well as short peaks.
Divert modules connect the main line to destination routes. Goods stability, branch geometry and downstream capacity determine which mechanism fits.
Barcode inputs, routing logic and warehouse software must agree on the destination. Unread items, full lanes and recovery routes need a defined process.
Start with the parcel mix, smallest base, identification method and sustained flow through the complete process. Induction, spacing, destination branches and downstream capacity determine the mechanism and layout. Routing data, unread items, blocked lanes and recovery paths are included in the operating sequence.
Illustrative workflow for discussing your project. This is not a dimensioned installation drawing or a completed customer project.
Map induction, identification, routing rules, divert modules and exception handling as one system. Throughput depends on parcel mix, spacing, destinations and recovery behaviour.
For a selected divert junction within an existing system: Wheel sorters ↗
Each sorting system is made to order as a complete parcel-routing project. Conveyor dimensions, diversion mechanisms and data flow are selected around the same operating case.
Set the main line, branch routes, heights and destination connections around the site and parcel flow. Select diversion mechanisms that support the goods through each transition.
Define how parcels are identified, destinations assigned and movements coordinated. Include software interfaces, unread items, full lanes and recovery arrangements.
These application details define the made-to-order conveyor. Include the dimensions and operating requirements you know; the remaining choices can be developed from your handling task.
The selected conveyor is configured to connect with your equipment and site. Include the destination, transfer levels, power supply and control signals. The quotation defines the delivery schedule and installation, connection and commissioning responsibilities.
Explore the configuration, integration and ordering decisions for this equipment. Send your load details and layout to discuss your own project.
Yes. Main line dimensions, transfer heights, branches and destinations are configured around the site and parcels. Send a floor plan with access routes, existing equipment and receiving positions.
Include the smallest and largest dimensions, base type, weight and packaging condition. The parcel mix determines support, spacing, identification and diversion requirements across the full route.
Parcel support, layout, branch directions and required flow guide the selection. Powered wheel diversion and pop-up transfer use different contact patterns and cycles, so a mechanism is selected for the actual goods and destination geometry.
No. Induction, parcel spacing, identification, diversion and downstream availability constrain sustained flow. Specify both the normal operating requirement and short peaks so the complete sequence can be assessed.
Define the identifier, destination data, record format and required interface. The quotation identifies the controls and software integration scope, including how commands and item records are exchanged.
These cases need a defined process rather than an assumed automatic outcome. Describe the desired exception route, stop or recovery sequence and how operators are informed.
Provide the current layout, interfaces and any operating constraints during installation. The proposed scope can identify staged connections, commissioning tasks and the division of responsibilities.
Parcel range, line dimensions, destinations, mechanisms, identification, controls and integration affect the price. Required exception handling, site work and commissioning also contribute to the project scope.
Estimated delivery: 60 days. The written quotation confirms the custom scope, delivery schedule and installation responsibilities. All products are CE certified; the company holds ISO 9001 certification.
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.