Cross Belt Sorter Maxi Duty - FIVES CINETIC

Cross Belt Sorter Maxi Duty

Cross Belt Sorter Maxi Duty

Fives Cinetic has extended its family of cross belt sorters with the introduction of  the SBIR Maxi Duty.   The SBIR MD family of cross-belt sorters has been [...] + informations

Cross Belt Sorter Maxi Duty

Fives Cinetic has extended its family of cross belt sorters with the introduction of  the SBIR Maxi Duty.

The SBIR MD family of cross-belt sorters has been designed to bring all the benefits of the “active” technology to applications where only passive technology was previously available.

The width-wise revolution in sortation technology

One of the key advantages of the SBIR MD is the unique feature of “width-wise” loading: items are loaded with their length perpendicular to the direction of transport.

This technique brings about maximal density of the items on the sorter, delivering a capacity much greater than the “length-wise” method at the same speed.

Parcel sortation, shipping and distribution processes are ideally suited to the new SBIR MD, a high speed cross belt sorter that can sort items up to 50 kg in weight and 1400 x 800 x 800 mm in size.

 Further extending Cinetic Sorting's commitment to increase performance and simplify usage of the system, the SBIR MD family has a PC-based control system with a distributed I/O network, a very reliable off-the-shelf control architecture.

The SBIR MD is available as MD-A, MD-B, MD-2D, MD-W, as well as the MD-BH specially designed for baggage handling.

 

KEY ADVANTAGES

• 3D layout capability, virtual unlimited layout length

• Very high throughput

• Transport surface completely closed, no gaps

• Widest jam prevention

• Reduction of « non machinable » parcel percentage

• Differed maintenance

Product characteristics :

  • High Speed automation.

  • High Speed automation.

  • Transport surface completely closed, widest jam prevention.

  • Reduction of “non machinable” parcel percentage.

  • Maximum reliability and sort accuracy.

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