Senad Six-Side Barcode Scan DWS System

A parcel never lands on the belt the way the label wants it to. The code ends up underneath, on the far side or against the leading edge, and a single scanner simply misses it. The Senad Six-Side Barcode Scan DWS System answers that problem with cameras placed all around the package, so the label is found wherever it happens to face, while the parcel is weighed and measured on the move.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

The company behind the system

Senad presents itself as a high-tech manufacturer with its own research and design capacity. That matters for equipment of this kind, because a weigh-measure-scan line is never just one machine. It joins conveying, weighing, imaging and software, and the people who design the parts need to understand how they work together on a busy floor.

The same maker offers other equipment for warehouse and logistics work, and you can browse the wider range in the Senad category. The DWS line sits alongside it as the equipment that captures the data every outbound parcel needs before it moves on.

Where the system fits in the flow

DWS stands for dimensioning, weighing and scanning. In e-commerce logistics, those three pieces of information decide how a parcel is billed, where it is routed and whether it matches the order. Doing them by hand means turning boxes, holding them under a handheld scanner and typing numbers, which is slow and invites mistakes.

This system is described by its source as six-sided barcode scan DWS weight and dimension measuring conveyor equipment for e-commerce logistics. It brings dynamic weighing, automatic code scanning and dimension volume measurement into one conveyor line, so each parcel is handled once and its data is captured as it passes.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the dimensions, the weight, the weighing accuracy, the weighing range, the power supply, the barcode symbologies, the measuring range, the operating temperature, the conveyor belt speed or the camera resolution; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes a six-camera layout different from a single scanner?

A single fixed scanner reads only the face that points toward it. If the label sits anywhere else, the parcel has to be turned by hand or sent to an exception lane. On this system, six cameras are installed on the top and on five sides, and that arrangement improves the code reading rate. The label does not need to face a particular direction, so packers and upstream conveyors do not have to place parcels with scanning in mind.

The cameras sit in the code scan, dimension and weight section, which is the middle of three. Before it comes a speed-up conveyor section, which brings parcels to the measuring zone. After it comes an abnormal handling section, which takes care of parcels that do not pass cleanly. Having a dedicated place for exceptions keeps the main flow moving instead of stopping the line each time a label is damaged or missing.

Because weight, volume and barcode are all measured dynamically, the readings are taken online and in real time while the parcel travels. The source gives a throughput of more than 2400 pieces / hour, a rate that suits operations where parcels arrive in a steady stream rather than one at a time.

How does the system connect to the rest of the dock?

Both ends of the line can be extended. In front, a telescopic conveyor can be fitted that reaches into a truck container, so packages are unloaded straight onto the line. At the end, parcel sorting modular machines can be installed, so the data captured in the middle section can be used right away to send each parcel to its destination.

The system follows a modular design concept, intended to meet different customer needs and to be convenient to integrate into an existing assembly line. That is useful for sites that cannot rebuild their floor from scratch. The software side offers a rich interface and is customizable, so the data can be shaped to fit the way a site already works.

Who is Senad Six-Side Barcode Scan DWS System for?

The first group is e-commerce fulfillment operations, where large numbers of mixed parcels need weight, volume and a code on every item. The second is courier and parcel depots that unload trucks by hand and want to feed the line directly from the container using the telescopic front option. The third is warehouses that already run a conveyor line and want to add measuring and scanning without replacing what is there.

Sites that plan to sort after measuring can add the modular sorting machines at the end. Buyers who are weighing a different station layout may also look at the Senad 4-Ports DWS and compare the two against their parcel flow. Smaller operations with only occasional parcels may find a line of this kind more than they need, and a quotation conversation will make that plain.

What is Senad Six-Side Barcode Scan DWS System used for?

1. Dynamic weighing. Each parcel is weighed while it moves, with no stop at a scale.
2. Automatic code scanning. Six cameras read the barcode whichever face of the parcel carries it.
3. Dimension volume measurement. The system captures the volume of each parcel as part of the same pass.
4. Truck unloading. A front telescopic conveyor can extend into a container so packages go straight onto the line.
5. Parcel sorting. Modular sorting machines at the end can route parcels using the data captured upstream.
6. Exception handling. A dedicated section takes parcels that need attention away from the main flow.

Pricing and Availability

No price is printed on this page. Quotation is the next step: tell us your parcel mix, your line layout and the options you want at the front and the end, and we will prepare it. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The Senad Six-Side Barcode Scan DWS System is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What three sections does the system have?

It consists of a speed-up conveyor section, a code scan, dimension and weight conveyor scale section, and an abnormal handling section.

How many cameras does it use?

Six cameras are installed, one on the top and one on each of five sides. This improves the code reading rate.

What throughput is published?

The source gives more than 2400 pieces / hour, with weight, volume and barcode measured dynamically online in real time.

Can it unload a truck?

A telescopic conveyor can be fitted in front and extended to a truck container to unload packages.

Can it be added to an existing line?

Yes. The modular design is meant to make integration into an existing assembly line convenient, and the software is customizable.

Can parcels be sorted after measuring?

Parcel sorting modular machines can be installed at the end of the line.

Where can I buy Senad Six-Side Barcode Scan DWS System and what does it cost?

You can request it through this page, by quotation. The cost depends on the configuration you choose, so no price is listed here, and the quotation sets out the figures together with delivery and support.

Summary

The label never lands where you want it, and a good line does not ask it to. With six cameras around the parcel, dynamic weighing, volume measurement, a place for exceptions and options at both ends, the Senad Six-Side Barcode Scan DWS System turns a scattered flow of packages into captured data. For a quotation on your own line, this page is the starting point.