Quadient

Automated fit-to-size packaging systems, CVP Everest and CVP Impack, expected to make further advances under new ownership

By deploying automated packaging solutions, operations can significantly reduce the labor needed compared to manual pack out. It’s about ensuring high and reliable throughput and reducing the worries of scaling up labor to handle peak seasons, while minimizing dim weight charges with package right-sizing.

Sean Webb, Director of Automated Packaging Solutions at Quadient, a leading provider of innovative automated packaging solutions in the market that optimize all steps of parcel fulfillment discusses the benefits that automated packaging can bring to your fulfillment operation.

Quadient is showcasing its CVP Everest, a system that can auto-box up to 1,100 custom-fit packages every hour.

Packaging’s moment in the spotlight

Bergen Logistics uses a variety of order fulfillment solutions in its New Jersey location, depending on the client, including a goods-to-person robotic system.

Ever receive a box too big for its contents? What’s worse, the shipper overpaid to ship an unnecessarily oversized box. Automated fit-to-size packaging solves both problems at once.

The solution can auto-box more than 500 parcels an hour, while using only one operator.

New fit-to-size auto-boxing technology at Packaging by Quadient (Booth 7202) is designed to overcome labor challenges and speed up package fulfillment.