Senad High Quality DWS System Sorting Machine

Every parcel that stops twice at a packing station costs a little time and invites a little error. The Senad High Quality DWS System Sorting Machine is made to remove that second stop. It weighs a parcel, measures its volume, reads its barcode and then sends it to one of two destinations, all in one pass along the belt.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

The company behind the machine

The machine is made by Senad Robot(ShangHai) Co., Ltd., sold under the SENAD brand. The company builds logistics automation for parcel handling, and its range runs from weighing and scanning stations to sorting equipment. You can browse the wider range on the Senad page, and the Warehouse Robots category shows where this machine sits among related equipment.

This model is the 2-Ports DWS version. Its idea is simple: take weighing and reading equipment, which already captures a parcel's weight and identity, and add two sorters on the end. The result combines weighing, reading, volume measuring and sorting in a single machine. The aim is to improve efficiency in the express industry and reduce the error rate.

Positioning and key technology

A DWS system captures dimension, weight and scan data for each parcel. Carriers and warehouses use that data for billing, for routing and for records. Many stations stop there and leave the sorting decision to a person or a separate line. This machine carries the decision on: once the data is collected, the parcel is sent to one of two destinations.

Several components make this work. A dual 3D camera measures the dimensions. A 6 million pixel industrial camera reads the barcodes. Weighing is static, meaning the parcel is weighed at rest rather than on the move. An Intel I5 industrial computer runs the SENAD DWS System application software, and a 19.5 inch LCD display shows the operator what the system has captured. Parcels are placed on the machine manually, and the belt then carries them through to the sorters.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the weight of the machine, the IP rating, the operating temperature, the included accessories or the power consumption; they are confirmed at quotation.

What does the 2-port sorting add to a weighing and reading station?

A plain weighing and reading station answers the question "what is this parcel?" It leaves the question "where does it go?" to someone else. Between the two questions the parcel waits, is picked up again, or is carried across the floor. Every one of those moments is a chance for a parcel to land in the wrong place.

The 2-port version puts two sorters behind the measuring and reading stage. Because the same machine holds the parcel's data and moves the parcel, the record and the routing stay together. Parcels can be sorted to two different destinations. For many stations that is exactly the choice they face: outbound or exception, one carrier or another, ready to ship or held back.

Data handling follows the same logic. When a package is put on the machine manually, its weight, dimension and code data are collected and saved on the local disk. The data is then uploaded to the customer's management system, and it can be exported as an Excel file. The software interface supports http, TCP and RS485, which gives your integrators several ways to connect it to the systems you already run.

How does it read and measure a parcel?

Three separate sensing jobs happen on one machine. The dual 3D camera handles dimensions, with an accuracy of ±10/±15mm. The scale handles weight over a range of 0.04-30kg, with an accuracy of ±10g, using static weighing. The 6 million pixel industrial camera handles the code, and the recognition rate is 99.9% for normal packages.

The list of readable symbologies is broad: Code 128, Code 39, EAN 8, EAN 13, UPC-A, ITF25, Codebar, QR code and DM code(ECC200). That covers most of the linear and two-dimensional labels found on retail and courier parcels. The belt conveys at 50-90m/min, driven by a 350-450W conveyor motor, and the scanning efficiency is 1200~1800 pieces.

Who is the Senad High Quality DWS System Sorting Machine for?

It suits operations that handle small parcels and need to know their weight, size and identity before sending them on. E-commerce fulfillment teams use that data to check packaging and carrier charges. Express and courier stations use it to bill accurately and to split parcels into two flows. Logistics providers use it to keep a reliable record of what passed through. Food, automobile, daily necessities, medicine and aviation are among the other industries that use this equipment.

It is a good fit when your decision at the station really is a two-way one. If your plans call for more destinations than two, look at the Senad Automated Parcel Sorting Solutions page. If your task centers on small items, the Senad DWS Automatic Small Item Sorting System is another option to compare. For measurement without the sorting stage, see the Senad Automatic Dimension Weight Scanning page. Our team can help you compare the options.

What is the Senad High Quality DWS System Sorting Machine used for?

1. Dimension and weight capture. Each parcel placed on the machine is measured by the dual 3D camera and weighed on the static scale.
2. Barcode reading. The industrial camera reads the parcel's label, in any of the supported linear and two-dimensional formats.
3. Two-way sorting. Parcels are sent to one of two different destinations right after the data is collected.
4. Data upload. Weight, dimension and code data are saved on the local disk and uploaded to your management system.
5. Record export. The collected data can be exported as an Excel file for checks, reporting or billing review.
6. Error reduction in express handling. Combining measurement and sorting in one machine is meant to raise efficiency and lower the error rate at the station.

Pricing and Availability

We do not print prices on this page. A quotation is the way to go: tell us your parcel types, your volumes and your management system, and we will prepare it around your site. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The Senad High Quality DWS System Sorting Machine is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many destinations can the machine sort to?

It sorts parcels to two different destinations. This is the 2-Ports DWS version.

What weight range can it handle?

The weighing range is 0.04-30kg, with an accuracy of ±10g. Weighing is static.

Which barcodes can it read?

It reads Code 128, Code 39, EAN 8, EAN 13, UPC-A, ITF25, Codebar, QR code and DM code(ECC200). The recognition rate for normal packages is 99.9%.

Can it send data to our own system?

Yes. Weight, dimension and code data are uploaded to the customer's management system, and the software interface supports http, TCP and RS485. The data can also be exported as an Excel file.

How large is the machine?

The overall size is L650*W775*H2800mm.

Which industries use it?

It is used in e-commerce, express delivery, logistics, food, automobile, daily necessities, medicine, aviation and other industries.

Where can I buy the Senad High Quality DWS System Sorting Machine and what does it cost?

You can request it through this page. The cost is given in a quotation prepared for your project, and no price is shown here.

Summary

The idea behind this machine is to end the second stop: the parcel is weighed, measured and read, and then it moves on to one of two destinations without being handled again. Its figures are clear: weighing of 0.04-30kg, a dual 3D camera, a wide list of readable codes and a belt speed of 50-90m/min. If a two-way sort at the end of a measuring station fits your operation, this page is the starting point.