Pre-sorting equipment
For many years, Hanter Ingenjörsteknik has been a strategic development partner to postal operators, jointly developing advanced systems for the automated pre-sorting of letter mail.
Pre-sorting equipment (FSU) for automated mail sorting
Our in-house pre-sorting equipment (FSU) converts a mixed mail stream from sacks and cages into separated fractions prepared for further machine sorting.
The system combines high capacity with intelligent material handling and includes functions for automatic emptying, fraction separation, handling of non-conforming items and ergonomic operator stations. The modular design allows scalable solutions with very high throughput.
The FSU project is a clear example of Hanter’s ability to develop complex automation solutions in which mechanics, control technology and process expertise come together to create efficient, reliable flows
A spare parts package kept on site shortens lead times and reduces the risk of operational disruptions. It also means less time from your first call to a technician being on site. Contact us for advice!
5 reasons to invest in pre-sorting equipment
Investing in pre-sorting equipment makes the entire sorting flow more efficient and creates better conditions for both high capacity and stable operation.
Higher capacity through efficient pre-sorting
Less manual handling thanks to automated functions
A better working environment with ergonomic operator stations
A scalable solution that adapts to future volumes
High reliability through robust, proven technology
Free consultation
Get in touch and we will analyse your flow, calculate capacity and put together a proposal — free of charge.
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Tommie Settergren
Frequently asked questions
To make things easier, we have gathered the answers to the most common questions in one place. Whether you want to know more about our services, deliveries or how to reach us, we hope you will find the answer here. Still can’t find what you are looking for?
What is pre-sorting equipment?
Pre-sorting equipment is used to convert mixed mail flows from sacks and cages, for example, into separated fractions prepared for further machine sorting.
Which operations can be automated with the FSU?
The system can automate emptying, fraction separation and the handling of non-conforming items, among other things, which reduces the need for manual handling.
Can the FSU be adapted to different capacity requirements?
Yes. The modular design makes it possible to adapt and scale the solution to your flows, volumes and conditions.
How does the FSU contribute to a better working environment?
By automating physically demanding tasks and integrating ergonomic operator stations, the FSU creates a more efficient and more ergonomic workflow.