Positioning
Start with the operation not the equipment
For small and medium items, multiple orders and multiple destinations, the modular vertical layout balances investment, processing efficiency, space utilization and site-specific configuration.
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3D Sorter
For small and medium items across multiple orders and destinations, a lifting single- or dual-cart-per-column structure uses a modular vertical layout. Tote bins, flow racks and slide chutes support flexible combinations, extension and split-line operation.
24,500pcs/h
Mechanical throughput
1,000chutes
Customizable chute count
Configuration Basis
Product Parameters
Mechanical throughput and project operating results are assessed separately. Chute counts are customizable to destination flows and site conditions.
- Mechanical throughput: 24,500 pcs/h
- Chute count:1,000, customizable
Best Fit
Scenarios and Sectors
For warehouses handling mainly small and medium items across many orders and destinations, where space utilization and operational flexibility both matter. Supports B2C order sorting, B2B and store replenishment, returns and multi-client 3PL operations, adapting to task changes across operating periods.
E-commerce | Express | Retail | 3C electronics | Cold chain | Overseas warehouses
Core Capabilities
Designed around operational outcomes
Vertical lifting for better space utilization
A lifting single- or dual-cart-per-column structure carries items to their assigned destinations. Vertical chute layouts use warehouse height to support multiple destinations within a limited footprint.
Multiple chute formats for different workflows
Tote-bin, flow-rack and slide-chute formats are supported, with chute counts configured to destination flows and site conditions. Task and destination strategies can switch between order seeding, store replenishment and returns sorting to improve utilization across operating periods.
Modular combinations and split-line operation
Induction stations and sorting carts are configured to the required processing capacity. Induction and chute areas can be combined to suit the site layout; equipment length can be planned and extended as needed, with split-line operation to match different sorting requirements.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this product:
- What scenarios fit the 3D Sorter? It handles small and medium items across multiple orders and destinations, including B2C orders, B2B and store replenishment, returns and multi-client 3PL workflows. Mechanical throughput is 24,500 pcs/h with 1,000 customizable chutes.
- How are the 3D Sorter structure and chutes configured? A lifting single- or dual-cart-per-column structure uses warehouse height. Tote-bin, flow-rack and slide-chute formats are supported; induction and chute areas can be combined flexibly, with configurable extension and split-line operation.
Data Needed for Assessment
To evaluate equipment scale, chute count and deployment boundaries, prepare the following information for consultation.
- Warehouse area, available equipment zone and current material flow
- Average volume, peak volume, order waves and main destination flows
- Parcel size, weight range, barcode/RFID recognition and induction mode
- WMS, ERP, MES or existing automation interfaces that need to be connected
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