Sort large and small cartons, satchels and even pallets using scalable robotic sortation solutions.

There are several major types of warehouse sortation automation, and the right technology depends heavily on the product profile, throughput, destination count and whether you're sorting cartons, totes, parcels or individual items.

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  • 3D sortation systems utilise multiple levels and directions of movement to sort products efficiently across a high number of destinations. By maximising vertical space and optimising product flow, these systems can deliver high throughput while reducing the overall floor space required.

  • Tabletop sorters use small robotic units to rapidly sort individual items into designated destinations. Their modular design allows for flexible configurations, high sortation accuracy and scalability, making them ideal for e-commerce, parcel distribution and high-volume order fulfilment.

  • Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) sortation systems use fleets of mobile robots to transport items to designated sorting locations. Offering flexibility and scalability, these systems can be adapted to changing operational requirements with minimal fixed infrastructure, making them suitable for dynamic warehouse environments.

  • Conveyor sortation systems automatically direct cartons, totes and parcels to designated destinations using technologies such as cross-belt, tilt-tray and sliding-shoe sorters. Designed for consistent, high-throughput operations, they provide reliable and efficient product distribution across large-scale warehouses and distribution centres.