Robson has more than 25 years’ experience in the provision of baggage-handling conveyor and sortation systems, many incorporating X-ray screening, which serve the majority of the UK’s airports and operating worldwide.
Baggage-handling systems equipment
Robson baggage-handling systems equipment is designed on a modular concept, with a scope ranging from small check-in or arrivals systems to fully automated baggage-handling and sortation systems.
Robson’s product portfolio includes the following baggage-handling systems equipment:
Check-in conveyors
Weigh conveyors
Standard transport conveyors
Queuing conveyors
Merge conveyors
Power bends
High speed pushers
High speed ploughs
Vertical sortation units
Diverters
Flat carousels
Inclined carousels
Hold-baggage screening integration
Spiral chutes
Building and steelwork
Baggage cart conveyors
Mechanical baggage-handling systems
Robson is a designer and manufacturer of mechanical handling systems with a history spanning more than 100 years. Robson remains a family-owned private limited company providing excellence in quality of products and service through individuals with many years’ experience.
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Robson has been selected by BAA as a baggage systems framework supplier, a testament to the quality of the baggage system conveyors provided to Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted Airports in the UK since 1982.
Automated in-line hold baggage screening process
Robson worked closely with BAA in the early 1990s to assist with the development of the automated in-line hold baggage screening process, providing both off-line and live trial systems for the new smart technology X-ray machines.
With numerous 100% HBS integration systems undertaken thereafter during the past 15 years, Robson is one of the most experienced suppliers of this technology worldwide.
Baggage-handling carousels
The latest Robson carousels are based on friction drive, offering the following benefits:
Low power requirements
Low noise levels
Low maintenance costs
Baggage-handling equipment simulation
Robson can provide in-house simulation services, with the baggage systems being created as a 3D model allowing real-time animation of passenger check-in processes, bag flows and make-up operations.
This can provide analysis of proposed system capabilities and can be an invaluable tool to identify bottlenecks and capacities of existing systems as part of expansion requirements.
Maintenance services for baggage-handling equipment
As part of the Robson after-sales service, a range of maintenance services can be provided, including:
Health check visits
Routine preventative maintenance
Breakdown repairs
Spares management and supply
Baggage-handling equipment refurbishment service
Robson also offers a refurbishment service, where older equipment (for example check-in conveyors) can be refurbished with new parts as needed and re-polished to provide an almost as-new condition.
Turnkey baggage-handling equipment
Whilst Robson can offer turnkey solutions in baggage-handling (of up to £10 million or $15million in value), it can also provide a valuable service assisting small and medium-sized airports with system redevelopment and/or expansion requirements.
Robson has a track record of repeat business, which is achieved by maintaining complete customer satisfaction during both project execution and after-sales services. It is accredited to the ISO 9001:2000 standard.
Baggage-handling equipment references
Robson’s experience ranges from major projects at Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Manchester Airports, to projects for the majority of the UK’s regional airports and overseas projects in Europe, the US, Canada, Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, Libya and Bangladesh.
London Stansted International Airport is one of the busiest and fastest growing airports in the UK. Touted as London's third biggest airport, it has witnessed significant investments in infrastructure developments to support its continuous growth.
Sheffield based Geo Robson secured a contract to replace the hold baggage system (HBS) at Jersey Airport. The project is currently underway and will be completed by early May 2011, with approximately 62,000 aircraft movements and 1.46 million passengers annually at the airport, speed and reliabil
Still on cloud nine after scooping four awards at the Sheffield Business Awards, Darnall based baggage-handling conveyers, Robson have had a fantastic first quarter of 2011 within the airport sector of their business seeing success in regional airports throughout the UK. With the extra
Sheffield firm Geo Robson has ensured it is all systems go at Birmingham International Airport with a £1.2 million enhancement package to the baggage handling systems in Terminals 1 and 2. Darnall-based Geo Robson designed and manufactured the conveyor systems, which include two
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