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Can Non-Conveyable, Envelope and Large Items Be Sorted by One Machine? NC Sorting Explained

Can one machine handle non-conveyable, envelope and large items? The capability and fit of the all-in-one NC sorter explained.

Can Non-Conveyable, Envelope and Large Items Be Sorted by One Machine? NC Sorting Explained

The Short Answer

Yes. Large, non-conveyable (NC), envelope and flat items can be handled by one all-in-one unit. The Tegene 3D Sorter NC supports 20000 pcs/h, 720 chutes, 6 auto plus 8 manual induction stations and 99.99% accuracy, designed for mixed non-conveyable and envelope sorting.

Why Non-Conveyable/Envelope Items Are Hard

These items challenge ordinary sorters mainly because:

  • Irregular shapes and varied sizes make cross-belt and slide sorters unstable.
  • Envelopes and flat items are thin and prone to stacking and missed scans.
  • Large items take up space and demand larger chutes and stronger structure.

How the NC All-in-One Solves It

The 3D Sorter NC is over 5 meters tall with oversized chutes, handling large, NC, envelope and flat items together, at about 500 sqm footprint, ~30-45 days installation and just 2 hours of training — suited to complex, mixed-item scenarios.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions related to this article:

  • Can non-conveyable and envelope items be sorted by the same machine? Yes. The Tegene 3D Sorter NC is an all-in-one unit that handles large, non-conveyable (NC), envelope and flat items together at 20000 pcs/h, 720 chutes and 99.99% accuracy.
  • What do large items require of sorting equipment? Large items need larger chutes and stronger structure; the 3D Sorter NC is over 5 meters tall with oversized chutes to handle large and non-conveyable items stably.

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