Peak flow is about 900 cartons per hour. Packed goods sat on pallets in the aisle and forklifts crossed pedestrian paths. Columns and epoxy had to stay.
Three straight sections and two 90° curves follow the grid. A scan-and-push divert feeds docks. Motors sit on the maintenance side.
Forklift moves in packing dropped about 40%. Dock wait time became predictable.
We issue invoice, packing list, contract and technical data. Certificate of origin, inspection or embassy legalization is extra by country. Tell us any HS-code preference so the goods description matches your license.
Standard VMC-850 and AP-400 builds take about 25–40 days. Conveyors follow meter count; robot cells follow gripper complexity. Rush jobs are answered after we check castings and electrical stock—no empty “next week” promises.
Machines ship in export wooden or steel-frame crates with moisture and rust protection. Marks, port and fumigation follow your forwarder. Precision parts are boxed separately with a packing list for arrival checks.
