Dimensioning, weighing and scanning
A station combines a parcel size measurement, weight and identity into one record. Required tolerance, parcel shape and label positions guide equipment selection.
Parcel dimensioning, weighing and scanning systems
Custom-made parcel dimensioning, weighing and scanning stations. Configure conveyor dimensions, presentation, measurement arrangement and data interfaces around your parcel flow.
Made to order for your goods and layout
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.
- Legal seller
- Krona Robotics UAB
- Location
- Vilnius, Lithuania
- Estimated delivery
- 60 days
- All products
- CE certified
- Company certification
- ISO 9001
- Warranty
- 2 years
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.
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Illustrations show the working concept. Equipment dimensions, finishes, guarding and options are confirmed in your quotation.
How the equipment works
Controlled parcel presentation
The measurement area needs suitable spacing and stable support. Dynamic measurement and stopped-item operation have different induction and cycle requirements.
Connected measurement records
Records can feed a warehouse or routing system through a defined interface. Specify data fields, acknowledgement behaviour and how invalid or unread parcels are handled.
Application & fit
A DWS station links each parcel’s dimensions, weight and barcode identity in one measurement record. Select the station around the parcel envelope, surface, label position, spacing and intended use of the measurements. Dynamic and stopped-item operation require different presentation and cycle arrangements, with invalid records and unread items handled in the process.
Plan the application and handover points
Illustrative workflow for discussing your project. This is not a dimensioned installation drawing or a completed customer project.
- Separated, identified parcel
- DWS measurement systems
- Dimension, weight and barcode record
Check before selecting the configuration
Select static or in-motion measurement and identify the required data recipient. Define package shapes, measurement conditions, barcode capture and any legal-metrology requirement for the intended use.
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Build this equipment into a complete workflow
See where this conveyor fits, which equipment connects to it and what to include in your enquiry.
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Configuration choices
Made to order for your operation
Each DWS station is made to order around the parcels, measurement purpose and line interface. The conveyor geometry, item presentation and connected data flow are selected together.
Layout and operating choices
Parcel presentation and measurement
Set the conveying width, height and station length around the parcel range and required operating flow. Select the measurement arrangement and dynamic or stopped-item sequence for the intended use.
Identification and connected records
Define barcode types, label positions, required data fields and the warehouse or routing interface. Include invalid measurements, unread labels and out-of-range parcels in the recovery process.
Configuration information
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.
- Minimum/maximum parcel dimensions (mm) and weight (kg/item)
- Measurement tolerance, barcode types, label location and intended measurement use
- Dynamic or stopped operation, spacing and sustained/peak parcel flow
- Data format, WMS interface, reject route and calibration responsibilities
Delivery and line connections
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.
DWS measurement systems: Configuration and ordering questions
Explore the configuration, integration and ordering decisions for this equipment. Send your load details and layout to discuss your own project.
Can the DWS conveyor dimensions be customized?
Yes. Conveying width, station length and working height are configured around the parcels and adjoining line. Measurement arrangement, support and item presentation must suit the same parcel envelope.
What parcel information is needed to specify DWS?
Provide minimum and maximum dimensions and weight, parcel shape, surface and label positions. Irregular goods, deformable packaging and unusual barcode locations need to be described explicitly.
Should parcels be measured while moving or stopped?
That choice depends on the parcel range, measurement purpose and operating flow. Dynamic and stopped-item measurement require different spacing, support and control sequences, which are defined for the station.
Can you state one measurement accuracy for every station?
Accuracy must be specified for the selected measurement arrangement, parcel types and intended use. Provide the required tolerance and purpose, including any requirements for how the measurements will be used.
What happens if the barcode cannot be read?
The operating process needs an explicit unread-item rule. Define whether the item should stop, leave by an exception route or require operator recovery, and how that state is recorded in the data.
Can DWS connect to our warehouse management system?
Yes, the interface can be included in the proposed scope. Provide required fields, identifier, record format, acknowledgements and existing software details so the data exchange and responsibility are defined.
Why are spacing and stable presentation important?
The station must associate the measurements and barcode with the same parcel. Feeding, separation, base support and control sequencing must prevent neighbouring goods from confusing the measurement record.
What determines the price of a custom DWS station?
Parcel range, conveyor dimensions, measurement purpose, required tolerance, barcode arrangement, controls and software integration affect the price. Exception handling, calibration responsibilities and commissioning are also defined in the scope.
What delivery estimate and certification apply?
Estimated delivery: 60 days. The written quotation confirms the station configuration, schedule and integration responsibilities. All products are CE certified; the company holds ISO 9001 certification.
Tell us what you need to move.
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.
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