S-200 Sortation Conveyor Operation & Design

Induction Station First Sort

Once garments have been processed through the finishing tunnel they now can be transferred to the Induction Station where they will be scanned via their bar code, RF chip or manually entered.   For there initial batch or route sorting, once scanned the garment is then auto feed to the S-200 Sortation Conveyor at a rate of 5000 garments per hour.  Each garment is then monitored until it reaches it final designated drop line or H-800 Powered Accumulation Rails.

H-800 Sort / Accumulation Rails

Garments sorted via the S-200 Sortation Conveyor are then dropped off on the H-800 Accumulation Rails.  The H-800 then brings the garment forward by the carriers that catch and drag the hanger and release them only when they hit upon a point of resistance.  Designed either to complete second and final sorting operations or to be transferred to second, third and/or final sorts the H-800 will transfer at a rate of 8000 garments per hour to trolleys for clean storage.

S-300 Route Storage

Once the garments have been sorted and transferred automatically or manually to trolleys that can be taken up and out of the way to clean storage with our S-300 Power and Free Trolley System.  Automatically entered via bar code / RF Chip or Manually the S-300 provides the traffic logic required to maximize and keep track of your overhead clean storage.

S-400 Route Retrieval

Retrieving garment trolleys for shipment is simply done by entering the designated route line.  The S-400 will automatically dispense the selected line along with the number of trolleys for that particular route and transport these trolleys to the loading dock for loading.