Sorting and classification of components that do not meet customer requirements: before production, during production, after production. All according to the necessary specification. This protects against the use of defective parts and products in the next step of production or processing. This process is essential for effective quality and production management.

We are also able to take over the input sorting from the customer’s input supplier and charge directly to the customer’s supplier.

Performance of the service: at the customer’s premises or in-house.

Examples of using sorting

  • Quality control: Sorting of defective and non-defective parts. During component manufacturing, parts can be inspected and graded based on their quality. Defective parts are removed or sent for rework, while quality parts continue in the production process.

  • Logistics and warehousing: Organization of stock. Parts can be sorted by type, size, or manufacturer. This facilitates quick retrieval and access to the necessary components during production or maintenance.

  • Assembly line: Arrangement of parts according to the order of assembly. On the assembly line, components can be arranged to match the order in which they are to be assembled. This increases efficiency and reduces the possibility of errors during assembly.

  • Supply chain management: Sorting of parts from different suppliers. Component deliveries can be sorted by supplier and by which components are needed for a specific production batch.

  • Recycling management: Sorting materials for recycling. As part of sustainability, different materials (metals, plastics, glass) can be separated for recycling, which contributes to more environmentally friendly production.

Reasons for sorting

  • Quality assurance: Sorting of defective parts ensures that only quality components enter the final products.

  • Increased efficiency: Organization of parts and materials facilitates fast assembly and minimizes downtime.

  • Cost reduction: Efficient sorting and organization of parts can reduce storage and logistics costs.