Logistics automation expert with extensive experience in warehouse automation and parcel sorting solutions
With over 10 years of industry experience, focuses on parcel sorting systems, warehouse automation, and fulfillment optimization for e-commerce and logistics operations worldwide
Recently, Gosunm successfully completed and shipped a customized Bomb bay sorting production line. This system is specifically designed for garment logistics and distribution centers, capable of directly sorting unpackaged clothing products, ranging from lightweight garments to outerwear. This fully demonstrates Gosunm's system integration capabilities and customized R&D strength in the field of logistics sorting automation.
Client Background
The Israeli end-user is a regional logistics and distribution service provider for the apparel industry, primarily serving the clothing, e-commerce, and retail supply chain sectors. With the expansion of their business and the rapid increase in the number of SKUs, traditional manual sorting methods could no longer meet their requirements for efficiency, accuracy, and operational stability.
The client hoped to achieve the following through an automated sorting system:
Direct sorting of unpackaged garments
Intelligent diversion integrated with an RFID system
High-density sorting chute configuration
Long-term stable operation
Compliance with local electrical and safety standards
Drop tray sorting system Project Challenges
In this project, Gosunm faced several complex technical challenges based on the client's requirements:
1. Wide range of product specifications
Minimum size: 50 × 50 × 2 mm
Maximum size: 350 × 400 mm
Maximum weight per item: 3 kg
The clothing items are soft and have variable shapes, requiring extremely high sorting stability.
2. Large number of sorting exits
41 normal sorting exits
1 exception exit
High accuracy sorting must be maintained even under high concurrency.
3. High difficulty in identifying dark-colored clothing
Black or dark-colored clothing is prone to misidentification in traditional visual recognition systems.
4. High system integration requirements
Sorting instructions originate from the client's proprietary RFID reading system, requiring stable and real-time data exchange.
5. Strict safety and compliance requirements
Including emergency stop systems, safety barriers, protective panels, and compliance with local electrical standards.
Drop Tray Sorting System Solution Design
In response to the challenges mentioned above, Gosunm has customized a high-performance tray-based sorting system solution for this project.
The core features of the system design include:
Single-sided manual loading design, optimizing workflow and reducing operator fatigue
Direct-drop sorting structure, where goods are directly dropped into collection bins after sorting, eliminating the need for chutes
Adjustable tray opening angle (0–80°), adaptable to different garment characteristics
Tray height of 1350 mm from the ground, conforming to ergonomic principles
The Bomb bay sorting system achieves a sorting efficiency of no less than 5000 pieces/hour while ensuring stability, meeting the demands of peak operating periods.
Drop Tray Sorting Equipment Configuration
Item
Configuration Details
Drop Tray Sorting Line
1 set
Sorting Outputs
41 standard sorting outlets
Exception Outlet
1 exception outlet equipped with grayscale sensor
Drop Trays Quantity
91 trays
Tray Expanded Size
520 × 400 mm (±2 mm tolerance)
Max Load per Tray
5 kg
Tray Structure
Perforated trays with bottom lighting to improve detection of dark garments
Emergency stop button + pull-cord emergency stop system
A set of three-color indicator lights for every 4 sorting outlets
Independent button indicator lights for each outlet
Low-carbon steel partitions between outlets to effectively prevent mis-sorting
The entire machine features a carbon steel structure with industrial-grade coating for durability and reliability
Delivery & Commissioning
Before shipment, Gosunm conducted complete factory testing and inspection of the equipment, including:
Structural and assembly inspection
Electrical control system commissioning
Sorting logic simulation testing
Sample compatibility testing
The equipment power supply is 220V, and the plug and electrical configuration have been adapted to the local operating environment to ensure quick installation and commissioning upon arrival.
Subsequently, we will cooperate with the customer for on-site acceptance testing, focusing on confirming:
Consistency with the configuration and solution
Sorting efficiency and accuracy
Stable, safe, and reliable system operation
Results & Feedback
Through factory testing and simulated operation, the system has achieved:
Stable sorting efficiency ≥5000 pieces/hour
Accurate sorting execution driven by RFID data
Good adaptability to garments of different colors and sizes
Significantly reduced manual sorting intensity
This project further validates Gosunm's technological maturity and engineering delivery capabilities in the field of garment sorting automation.
Why This Drop tray sorting Solution Works?
The core reasons why this solution is effective are:
Designed entirely around the unpackaged garment sorting scenario
Seamless integration with the customer's existing RFID system
High sorting port density + stable control logic
Emphasis on safety, protection, and user experience
Integrated support from design and manufacturing to delivery provided by Gosunm
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