Robson Handling Technology

Robson's airport check-in conveyors accurately weigh, label and despatch baggage and can be configured in one, two or three-stage arrangements, in single or double counter format.

Robson's baggage belt conveyors form the transport backbone of an airport baggage system and are available as Collector, Delivery and Queue conveyor configurations.

Robson's 45-degree Merge Unit moves passenger baggage accurately and efficiently from one conveyor to another at high speed.

TISABAS is a compact motorized folding conveyor system that goes into the aircraft belly and mechanically moves baggage and cargo, eliminating the need to throw heavy items the length of the hold.

The High Speed Diverter (HSD) integrated by Robson uses a dual-paddle system to divert baggage at 45 degrees for further sortation through the departures process.

Robson manufactures both flat and inclined airport carousels for baggage make-up and reclaim areas, providing an endless, robustly constructed conveying surface that is flexible in design.

Robson's Vertical Sortation Units (VSU) route bags from a single-level source conveyor to one of two route options via paddle conveyors, typically to separate security-cleared and rejected bags.

Robson's baggage cart conveyor system enables flexible automated movement of 25-30 cart slugs throughout an airport, linking airside/landside areas and multiple floors.

Robson integrates powered curves and spirals that accommodate variations in width, arc and conveyed weight, providing trouble-free performance across a variety of airport applications.

Robson has integrated EDS (Explosive Detection System) screening equipment into baggage handling systems since the 1980s, with over 200 machines deployed across the US and globally.