Logistics chutes provide gravity-led parcel movement between sorter discharge points, collection areas and different elevations. Select a chute after reviewing drop height, parcel condition, changes of direction, impact control, maintenance access and the material required for the operating environment.
How to select a logistics chute
Vertical travel: confirm the start and end elevations, route length and available space.Parcel condition: identify dimensions, weight range, packaging sensitivity and allowable impact.Route geometry: decide whether the line needs a straight, curved or spiral descent.Material and access: define environmental exposure, cleaning needs and maintenance clearances.
Compare chute configurations
Explore the Saluran Spiral Logistik, Saluran Spiral FRP, Saluran Lurus dan Saluran Melengkung to identify the route geometry that fits your sorter discharge and collection area.
Frequently asked questions
When is a spiral chute preferable to a straight chute?A spiral route is considered when parcels need to move between elevations within a tighter footprint. A straight route can suit layouts with a direct, unobstructed descent.
What information is needed for a chute quotation?Share elevations, parcel dimensions and weights, the intended inlet and outlet positions, route constraints, material preference and any site drawings available.