Two3 designs and integrates conveyor systems around your layout, volume, and day-to-day workflow. We start by mapping the handoffs between storage, picking, packout, and outbound, then coordinate the conveyor path, transitions, and safety details so the system fits the building and keeps product moving consistently once it’s live.
What problem does it solve?
Features
Custom to your needs
Two3 designs and integrates conveyor systems around your layout, volume, and day-to-day workflow. We start by mapping the handoffs between storage, picking, packout, and outbound, then coordinate the conveyor path, transitions, and safety details so the system fits the building and keeps product moving consistently once it’s live.
Key Factors When Designing
System footprint / Surrounding traffic
Conveyors live in the same world as forklifts, racks, and people, so we design the layout to protect flow without stealing aisle space or creating pinch points.
Vertical Changes
We look at clearances, access for maintenance, and how product behaves and moves on the way up or down.
In this application, the spiral is doing the heavy lifting on elevation and is determined by the clear height.
Carton Characteristics
Size, weight, bottom condition, and stability decide what conveyor style works best and how fast it can run without issues.
Handoff / transition points
Anywhere the conveyor changes direction, speed, or section type is a “detail zone,” so we plan for clean transfers to avoid jams and damaged product.
Curves / Turns
Curve radius, roller spacing, and side guides matter a lot here, especially for keeping cartons stable and preventing drift or hang-ups through direction changes.
