Cluttered Pack Station? vMeasure will fit anyways!​​
Lower your dimensioning footprint by eliminating additional desktop usage at the pack station with our compact and easy-to-setup dimensional scanner
3PLs and E-commerce Retailers use the Table mounting option
to fit tight packing stations
When to use a Table mounting option?
The table mounting option becomes your go-to solution if you want to make the best use of the available space at your crowded pack station depending on your use case.
Parcel Workflow
Ideal for small to medium parcels with a throughput of 300 – 350 parcels per hour.
Simple Setup
Useful when integrating complex inline systems is impractical or too costly.
Space-Saving
Fits well in areas with limited space, measuring single parcels at a time.
Pop-up Stations
Serves temporary needs effectively, such as in seasonal pop-up centers or during peak seasons where additional dimensioners are required.
Start Dimensioning right from Day 1. In less than 30 minutes
We make dimensioning simple. So why make the device installation complex?
- No technical expertise required for installation​
- DIY setup with no moving parts or complex setup​
- First dimension within 30 minutes of device installation.​
vMeasure Parcel Ultima Gold – Dimensioning Capabilities
One Device, Three Modes, All Parcel/SKU sizes
vMeasure Parcel Ultima’s revolutionary multi-height configuration allows you to dimension all sized parcels in just three modes. These three modes will allow you to dimension something as small as an
envelope to something as large as a refrigerator.
Check out what 3PLs, Retailers, and Manufacturers have to say about vMeasure
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What considerations should be taken into account when selecting a mounting option?
The mounting option must be selected based on the use case.
- If you are using the dimensional scanner at your pack station, then a table mount would be a viable option.
- In case you are using it for master data building or at your receiving station and require lot of footwork, then a mobile cart is the best mounting option.
- If the parcels are measured at the sorting stations, then you can mount the device beside the mechanical rollers or stop and go conveyors.
2. Can vMeasure Parcel Ultima be easily integrated into existing pack stations?
Yes. Our dimensional scanner can be readily mounted on a table at your pack station without the need for an elaborate setup or equipment.
3. What is the setup process like for vMeasure Parcel Ultima on a table?
Once the device is assembled, it must be lifted and placed on a table at your pack station. Ensure there are two people available to lift the dimensional scanner off the ground.
4. Are there any specific requirements for the table where vMeasure Parcel Ultima is placed?
The parcel dimensioner is completely DIY and takes less than 30 minutes to assemble. Once the operator is assigned to the device, then the operator can sign in and start dimensioning within the next few minutes.
Operators require minimal training because the dimensioning workflow is very simple and needs no technical knowledge.
Operators require minimal training because the dimensioning workflow is very simple and needs no technical knowledge.
5. How portable is the vMeasure dimensional scanner? Can it be easily moved between different stations?
The floor mount and table mount options are designed to be static. However, the mobile cart version can be easily moved between stations, and you can dimension parcels on the go.
Talk to the Dimensioning Experts
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What do our customers say?​​
...vMeasure provided excellent support throughout the product integration process, with readily available and effective after-sales assistance…
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