The singulator is a core component of a logistics automation sorting system, responsible for the pre-processing tasks of the cargo. It automatically separates the parallelly arranged cargo, ensuring that the cargo can be transported in order from the front processing stage to the rear processing stages.

The theoretical processing efficiency of standard equipment is 4,000 units per hour (based on standard small package logistics), and the labor supply efficiency is approximately 1,000 to 1,300 units per hour. Based on this standard, a single unit separator can replace 3 to 4 personnel. It can respond without additional staff to increased volume, thereby reducing long-term investment costs.

The singulator plays a core role in the automatic matrix sorting system, significantly enhancing the overall efficiency of the system. It overcomes the limitations of production capacity and optimizes productivity per square unit.