MBHS® Cross-Belt Sorter
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MBHS® is intrinsically redundant
The MBHS® cross-belt sorter is engineered for
maximum uptime, ensuring seamless baggage handling
even in the face of component failures.
Its intrinsic redundancy minimises operational risks by
dividing the system into independent trains, each with
its own communication and control system.
This means that if a component fails, the rest of the
sorter remains fully functional.
MBHS® is a “small” sorter
The full control of the motion and the trajectories
of bags when unloading allows the use of smaller
chutes. Moreover, it is possible to target the unloading
of individual bags in a specific section of the chutes,
avoiding the creation of “piles” of bags.
The MBHS® has been designed to have the smallest
possible vertical profile, in order to be installed in
existing buildings where the limited height of the ceiling
could not allow the installation of other technologies.
Moreover, two sorters can be installed on top of each
other in a limited vertical space
MBHS® is a friction free mechanism
Linear motors are used for the traction of the sorter
loop; inductive power distribution and Wi-Fi data
transmission eliminate any contact between the
moving and the fixed part of the machine, except with
the rolling wheels.
MBHS® is a reliable sorter
The absence of moving parts in the main traction
system, using synchronous linear motors, guarantees a
reliability level much higher than conventional friction
drive mechanisms.
The absence of any contact part for the transmission of
the power and the data to the sorter’s cells guarantees
the higher possible reliability of these mechanisms.
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