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MHS (VanRiet)

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MHS (VanRiet) Sorter – dismantled and prepared for transport

E-commerce parcel sorter manufactured by VanRiet (Van Riet Material Handling Systems BV). Disassembled and ready for transport.

The sorter includes:
a) three roller conveyor lines with 72 shipping stations;
b) one roller conveyor line;
c) a removal line (belt conveyor) for excess cartons running parallel to each shipping line (3 lines) and the returns line (1 line); this leads outside the building to a compactor container (the container is not part of this listing);
d) one chute line for parcels to 46 locations, equipped with a scanner for determining the size and weight of individual parcels.

The sorter has a throughput of up to 6,000 parcels per hour. The valuation includes additional photographic documentation illustrating the technical condition of the appraised items as well as detailed components of the sorter.

The sorter operates by assigning and preparing parcels for shipment to specified courier companies. Goods should be packed either in a box or polybag. An operator scans the goods and prints a label for each box or polybag. Information about the box/container is sent from the sorter to the MHS (VanRiet) controller. Meanwhile, the operator loads the box/container onto the loading line. Products are conveyed downstream, then merged onto a single conveyor line. At the merger point, a scanner equipped with a camera identifies the item, measures its dimensions, and the product is then sorted to its designated output (pickup location for ready-to-ship parcels).

The MHS (VanRiet) sorter is suitable for handling products of various dimensions. It handles cartons with the following range of sizes: length 150–800 mm, width 100–600 mm, height 10–400 mm, and weight from 0.25 kg up to 32 kg. Polybags with the following range: length 200–550 mm, width 150–550 mm, height 13–400 mm, and weight from 0.25 kg up to 10 kg.

The MHS (VanRiet) sorter processes up to 6,000 parcels per hour, with shipments sorted into one of 46 directions. A diagram showing the general layout of the sorter is provided below. Lines 1–3 are outbound shipping lines, and line 4 (added in 2020) is used for processing returns.
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