We engineer and integrate material handling, packing and flow equipment for both brownfield and greenfield projects, adapting to existing equipment, available space, interfaces, capacity and operational requirements.
Brownfield projects are shaped by existing conveyors, production equipment, space, safety requirements and operating routines. Greenfield projects create more freedom, but still require the right equipment architecture, interfaces and material flow from the outset.
Define the mechanical, controls and tracking interfaces between new equipment and existing warehouse or production systems.
Warehouse Automation & System IntegrationReplace repeated movement and handovers with conveyors, transfer equipment, buffers and engineered transport interfaces.
Internal Transport & Material HandlingEngineer handling, packing, weighing, labelling and palletizing steps for higher volume or greater format variation.
Repacking, Consolidation & FulfilmentDefine handover points, controls and physical interfaces that connect mobile robotics with conveyors, equipment and operators.
Internal Transport & Material HandlingWhen the requirement calls for a completely new setup, we define and integrate the system around material flow, equipment, controls, interfaces and commissioning.
END-TO-END SYSTEMS & INTEGRATION →We use proven platforms and technology partners where they fit, then engineer the physical interfaces, handling equipment, controls and integration needed to make the full flow work, whether in an existing operation or a new greenfield installation.
Machine-level automation, controls and physical interfaces for integrating equipment into existing operations or building connected greenfield flows.
Equipment for moving, buffering, lifting, positioning and handling products or materials between operational steps.
Equipment that prepares, combines, verifies and packs products for the next warehouse, distribution or customer step.
Products, load carriers, routes, capacities, space, safety requirements, handover points and any existing equipment define the equipment architecture.
For projects involving wider warehouse architecture, WMS or ERP strategy, facility planning or broader process advisory, responsibilities and interfaces are defined with the customer, DIS/CREADIS and relevant technology partners before the solution is locked in.
Selected projects demonstrate physical equipment, machine-level integration, transport, tracking, packing and end-of-line capability across real production environments.
A modular conveyor system with automated flow management, SCADA visualization, product tracking and mobile robotics fleet integration.
Automatic gripper and conveyor adjustment across product and box variants, with integrated pallet stacking.
One-piece-flow equipment combining conveyors, inspection, heavy-product handling, wrapping preparation and strapping.
Bring us the flow, interfaces, constraints and operational requirements. We will help define the equipment path and the right project setup.
