MATERIAL FLOW & PARCEL ROUTING
Conveyor Sorting Systems
Cross-belt and pusher-arm options for automated parcel handling and routing.
Image: Company profile, p. 7.
Content: Company profile, pp. 3 & 7.
Sorting options for parcel flow
Conveyor sorting supports internal movement and parcel routing. System selection considers parcel characteristics and the required handling rate.
- Cross-belt sorting options
- Pusher-arm sorting options
- Configuration assessed against the intended parcel flow
REFERENCE CONFIGURATIONS
| Cross-belt sorting | 11,000 parcels/hour |
|---|---|
| Pusher-arm sorting | 1,500–3,000 parcels/hour |
Cross-belt partner support: China-based partner.
Reference throughput from the company profile. Confirm configuration and operating conditions for each application; these figures are not guaranteed project performance.
SYSTEM CONTEXT
Cross-belt and pusher-arm configurations
The profile identifies two sorting options with different reference handling rates. Cross-belt sorting has China-based partner support. The pusher-arm reference is listed separately; the profile does not assign the same partner statement to every conveyor option.
PREPARE YOUR PROJECT ENQUIRY
Help us understand
your application.
Share your process, load requirements and existing systems so the discussion starts with the right context.
- What parcel dimensions, weights and packaging types will be handled?
- What handling rate and destination arrangement are you planning for?
- What upstream and downstream equipment or product data must be considered?
RELATED SOLUTIONS
Consider the wider
automation scope.
Explore equipment and software topics that may form part of the same project conversation.
PRODUCT DATA & TRACEABILITY
Dimensioning, weighing & scanning
Capture product dimensions, weight, codes and images, with middleware for information verification.
INTERNAL MATERIAL HANDLING
Autonomous mobile robots
Latent, pallet-jack and forklift configurations for internal material movement.
China-based partner support.
YOUR NEXT AUTOMATION PROJECT
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your process.
Tell us what you handle, how it moves and what you want to automate.