Express shipping operates on tight schedules. Courier trucks arrive at specific times, and shipments must be ready when the truck pulls up. Missing the pickup window means delaying orders by a full day, which impacts customer satisfaction and creates operational headaches. During the hours before pickup, packing lines need to move at maximum speed.
The Aircosan P50-3 supports this timeframe with triple-output design. This industrial unit splits one cardboard sheet into three separate streams, each feeding a different packing station. With 55cm width, 15mm thickness capacity, and 18 meters per minute speed, the output rate supports multiple stations working simultaneously to meet shipping deadlines.
Aircosan builds this equipment in our own facility, also producing systems up to 120cm wide. The P50-3's triple-split mechanism is engineered for consistent distribution across all three streams, ensuring each station receives adequate material for its pace. No station is starved because another is taking too much.
For operations where courier pickup times dictate the packing schedule, the P50-3 provides capacity when it's needed. Material production scales to match demand, with all three stations operating at full speed. The unit eliminates the bottleneck that occurs when a single-output shredder can't keep up with multiple packing stations working simultaneously.
The machine also eliminates the risk of running out of material during the critical hours before pickup. Waste cardboard arriving during the same day provides the feedstock, so material supply isn't dependent on external delivery schedules. The P50-3 helps operations meet pickup deadlines by ensuring material availability matches the pace of the entire packing line.