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The Short Answer
The Fontana project uses a 96-chute, two-induction 3D Sorter M with 99.99% accuracy. Overseas projects require early agreement on equipment, interfaces, site conditions and service scope. Support includes 24/7 remote diagnostics and original spare parts; on-site and local support follow project needs and service agreements.
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Three Things Overseas Deployment Must Solve
Compared with domestic warehouses, overseas warehouses need more attention to:
- Maintenance guidance, 24/7 remote diagnostics, original spare parts and replacement guidance. On-site and local support are arranged according to project needs and service agreements.
- Fast deployment: shorten cross-border project timelines to reach capacity sooner.
- Capacity and flexibility: size configurations around project average and peak volumes and multi-channel destinations. The 80,000–100,000 daily items cited in the cross-border case describe that specific project.
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A Cross-Border Fulfillment Path
Referencing Tegene overseas projects, common steps are:
- Assess warehouse flow, volume, destinations and target market to size the equipment.
- Choose a 3D Sorter / high-speed configuration and customize chutes by destination.
- Integrate with WMS and local workflows, then complete deployment and training.
- Maintenance guidance, 24/7 remote diagnostics, original spare parts and replacement guidance. On-site and local support are arranged according to project needs and service agreements.