CASE STUDIES
Explore the business needs, equipment configurations and results behind each project. Case data applies to the specific installation, not every configuration.
Cross-border e-commerce outbound volume
E mixed-item project throughput
Cross-border project staffing
E-commerce
A cross-border warehouse ships 80,000–100,000 items per day with multi-level zones and consolidated picking. The original process required two manual sorting stages.
Express
An envelope sorting center needs continuous induction and delivery with less dependence on skilled manual workers.
EXPRESS · 3D SORTER E
A domestic express hub handles flat and irregular items in limited space while reducing process changes.
Retail
One warehouse handles e-commerce outbound, store replenishment and returns, switching tasks as business needs change.
3C
Phones and smart watches require reliable identification and controlled collection, with room to expand destinations as demand grows.
Cold Chain
A food warehouse operating at around 0°C needs to reduce walking and manual decisions while connecting sorting, collection and packing in limited space.
Overseas Warehouse
An e-commerce warehouse in Fontana, California needs to handle growing small-parcel demand with less reliance on manual sorting.
The closer a project is to your industry, parcel profile, peak volume and warehouse workflow, the more its equipment configuration tells you.
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