Custom Parcel Sorting Systems. Engineered for Real Operations.
A cross belt sorter is a capital decision sized by throughput, not by price. This guide explains how throughput, chute count and layout set the specification, and how to plan a budget that survives the full installation.
Most sorter warranties are limited by their exclusions rather than their duration. Read the exclusions first, then negotiate response times that match your shift pattern.
Installation puts the steel in; commissioning proves the system runs. This guide covers the sequence from civil works to a verified rate test, and the steps teams skip that come back to bite in peak.
Every sorter has parcels it cannot read. The loop that catches them is a design decision with real throughput and labour consequences, not an afterthought.
A sorter is accepted or rejected on paper long before it runs. Here is how to structure FAT and SAT, what throughput really means, and which acceptance criteria survive a dispute.
The sorter in the middle gets the attention, but the induction point that feeds it and the takeaway that drains it set the real rate. This guide covers both ends and the mistakes that cap them.
