Case Study of an Express Delivery Company in Thailand
Project footprint: 9,000 ㎡. Daily sorting volume: 280,000 pcs (8 h). The project is located in Thailand. Under the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) initiative, the project location is transitioning into a "smart city". As Chonburi is a hub for logistics, aviation, digital innovation, and tourism in Thailand, after careful consideration, the customer decided to collaborate with Wayzim. Wayzim planned and established a modern logistics sorting center in this strategic location, meeting logistics demands for freight and supply chain operations.
Project footprint
Processing capacity of the small parcel sorting system
Daily sorting volume
The project location is adjacent to industrial parks and commercial zones with a high population density, resulting in high parcel processing demands. However, manual sorting is slow in speed and has a high mis-sorting rate, affecting overall logistics efficiency.
With rising labor costs, conventional logistics sorting modes pose significant cost pressure to enterprises, which reduces the enterprises′ profits and hinders their sustainable development.
Wayzim provided a fully integrated logistics solution for the customer, achieving the replacement of manual labor with automated sorting equipment. The solution covers the entire process, including parcel unloading, consolidation, sorting, and loading.
The unloading area adopts a two-in-one unloading mode, with every other line equipped with a dynamic DWS system to capture parcel information and weight data simultaneously during high-efficiency unloading. The small parcel collection and sorting area utilizes one single-layer double-area cross belt sorter, supported by 14 semi-automated infeed conveyors, 202 discharge points and chutes, and two 5-sided Barcode Scan Tunnels, achieving a sorting efficiency of 22,000 pph. The fine sorting loading area employs a narrow belt sorting mode to replace the automated pivot wheel sorting mode, enabling flexible handling of all parcel types with lower mis-sorting rates and higher efficiency.
This solution effectively addresses Thailand's local challenges of low sorting efficiency and accuracy resulting from heavy reliance on manual labor.
Daily sorting volume
Processing capacity of the small parcel sorting system
