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SORTING TABLE

SIMPLE AND DOUBLE SORTING TABLES FOR TIRE PHYSICAL CONTROL

The work of operators is crucial for the correct switching of tires according to their condition but it is also extremely painful and physical.

We completely redesigned their workstation to limit musculoskeletal problems among workers and to reduce the handling while allowing the best use of their sorting skills by concentrating it on high-value tires. 

To meet the needs of some of our clients (retreaders, and resellers) who need to do a more complex and specific physical control, we developed sorting tables. 

The sorting tables made for 1 to 2 people are designed to improve operators’ working conditions by reducing drudgery, increasing safety, and helping with the identification of tires.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Information about tires is transmitted from the machine to be displayed to the attached hanging screens connected to the tables.

Tires arrive one by one on the side and can be slid in front of the operator to be physically controlled.

 

If the tire is not fit for reuse, retreading or match sorting rules, it can be lightly pushed in front of the operator to end up in scrap.

If the tire has the potential to be valorized, it is put on the conveyor next to the operator to be conveyed to the relevant destination door by pressing the corresponding button.

WORKING STATION FOR 2ND SORTING

It is possible to add a touch screen fixed on the sorting table to add or modify information about the tires. It is often used to keep track of all the data about the tire before a pressure test or shearography process.

To keep the data linked to the tire in a linear process that will lead tires to be stocked, it is possible to add a barcode generator and reader to the sorting table. 

SORTING TABLE ELEMENTS 

The sorting table can be composed of : 

  • 1 or 2 work stations per sorting table;

  • Hanging display screens; 

  • Automation system with evacuation push buttons (according to the number of outflow);

  • Industrial reinforced touch screens for additionnal input (retreading or reuse applications); 

  • Barcode and/or RFID reader (fixed or handheld).

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