What does a better airport security experience look like, for both passengers and operators? Take a trip inside the terminal to see how SECTRO is reshaping passenger screening from the ground up. Behind the scenes, SECTRO is a fully automated system that transforms security screening from a linear process into a parallel one. By centralising key functions and introducing self-service at critical points, it helps airports optimise layouts, avoid bottlenecks, and handle peak volumes more efficiently. The system connects biometric data with carry-on baggage for faster processing, supports remote screening, and significantly reduces manual intervention — cutting operator requirements by up to 30%. And with dedicated re-check areas built in, the flow stays steady even when exceptions occur. Find out more by downloading our SECTRO whitepaper: https://okt.to/sy296V
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The BEUMER Group is an international leader in the manufacture of intralogistics systems for conveying, loading, palletising, packaging, sortation, and distribution. With more than 6000 employees worldwide, the BEUMER Group generates an annual order intake of around EUR 1,39 billion. The BEUMER Group and its group companies and sales agencies provide their customers with high-quality system solutions and an extensive customer support network around the globe and across a wide range of industries, including bulk materials and piece goods, food/non-food, construction, mail order, post, and airport baggage handling. Long-term success instead of short-term profits To achieve long-term success, a company needs sustainable development and reliable partnerships. This requires trust and solid core values. Responsibility for products ... These values guide us in our efforts to continually and sustainably improve our products, processes, and organisation. Our pursuit of quality leadership leads to outstanding performance in our work, processes, products, services, and in the quality of our customers' results. ... and the environment For us, sustainability means a balance between environmental sensitivity, economic success, and social responsibility. Energyefficient, environmentally friendly, and safe production and product design are just as important as avoiding accidents and health risks. We achieve this through: • Energy-efficient product design • Future-oriented technologies • Prevention of environmental pollution, accidents, and health risks • Ongoing product optimisation and employee training • Commitment that goes above and beyond legal requirements Legal notice: https://www.beumergroup.com/en/legal-notice YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/BeumerGroup Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BeumerGroup Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beumergroup.careers
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https://www.beumergroup.com
Eksternt link til BEUMER Group
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- Produktion af automatmaskiner
- Virksomhedsstørrelse
- 5.001 – 10.000 medarbejdere
- Hovedkvarter
- Beckum
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- Privat
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- Palletizing & Packaging, Logistics / Sortation & Distribution, Conveying & Loading og Airport Baggage Handling
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Building a long-distance conveyor through rough terrain at the foot of a mountain is already a complex task. When the route also passes through densely populated areas, keeping noise emissions within local limits adds another layer of complexity. At Yadong Cement in Sichuan, China, BEUMER Group delivered an overland conveyor system for transporting limestone from the quarry to the factory. With a total length of more than 26 kilometres, the system is designed for efficient long-distance transport with smart operation and feed control. With low-maintenance components and a design adapted to local noise requirements, it keeps limestone moving efficiently across a challenging landscape. Take a closer look at the 26-kilometre-long belt conveyor installation and discover how overland conveying can support reliable limestone transport across demanding routes: https://okt.to/trJRED
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At DPD Polska Sp z o.o. Warszawa depot, our BG Line Sorter system supports reliable and consistent sortation, even at high volumes. Designed to manage a wide mix of parcel shapes and sizes, including envelopes, polybags and high-friction items like car tyres, the system includes an inbound conveyor merge system, scanners with automated data capture, accurate induction, guided discharges for optimal chute filling, and direct discharge to boom conveyors for truck loading. With full sortation control managed by our CEP Software Suite, the process is structured to keep operations on track. Built with durability and flexibility in mind, the BG Line Sorter’s modular design supports future layout changes and capacity expansions. Its robust construction and maintenance-free motor technology help lower energy use and reduce operational costs over time. When it comes to accessibility, dedicated walkways provide easy access to all critical points, making maintenance simpler and supporting higher system availability. It’s a system built not only for today’s parcel mix, but for tomorrow’s operational demands. For further CEP insights visit our dedicated Knowledge Hub: https://okt.to/EvOLAn
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Robotic applications can support warehouse and depot operations in several ways, from improving handling processes to helping manage increasing parcel volumes. Bringing robots into an existing setup, however, requires well-planned coordination on the IT side. CEP operators need to decide how closely these systems should be connected, whether a lighter or more comprehensive level of integration is appropriate. This also means understanding the IT environment the robots will operate within, as well as preparing for different operational scenarios and system responses. A structured approach to integration helps ensure that robotics work effectively within the wider intralogistics system. Working with specialists can support a more stable, coordinated flow of goods and help operators get better value from their investment over time. Read our newest Knowledge Hub article to learn how specialist integration supports consistent operations and long-term performance: https://okt.to/br9OEn
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Our BEUMER Group Denmark colleagues recently took part in the Danish Cyclists’ Federation’s annual “Bike to Work” campaign. The initiative encourages colleagues across Denmark to commute by bike, form teams and track their progress throughout the month, and featured both experienced cyclists and those just getting started. Across our teams, colleagues cycled a combined 23,530 km and helped avoid approximately 3,185 kg of CO₂. Well done to everyone who took part in such an important initiative.
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Congratulations to Target on its first Receive Center in Houston. It’s a new type of facility that intakes directly from global vendors and holds the product until it’s needed elsewhere, replenishing inventory in response to store and guest demand. See inside the facility and learn more here: https://okt.to/8VvRLl *Content originally published by Target and reused with permission.
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Our colleagues from FAM Minerals & Mining in Magdeburg, FAM Anlagen-Service GmbH and Beckum recently took part in a 5 × 3 km corporate relay race. Around 1,200 teams gathered in almost perfect running conditions at Elbauenpark in Magdeburg, with thousands of spectators lining the course throughout the event. Congratulations to all 11 of our teams that took part.
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Order profiles are becoming more complex, with smaller items, multi-item baskets and growing return volumes adding pressure across fulfilment operations. So how can a pouch sorter support modern e-commerce fulfilment? In this Knowledge Hub article, we explore how pouch sorter systems transport, buffer, sort and sequence individual items within a single overhead system. This can help fulfilment centres handle mixed orders more efficiently while making use of available vertical space. The article also looks at how pouch systems can support batch picking and returns processing, while contributing to more consistent order fulfilment. Read more: https://okt.to/2oLxJK
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Our BEUMER Group Denmark colleagues recently celebrated their 75th anniversary. It was an amazing day and night, and a big thanks goes out to everyone involved in organising the event and making it such a memorable occasion. And, of course, thank you to all employees, past and present, whose efforts over the last 75 years have helped build the company we are today.
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For years, parcel network performance has been closely linked to speed. As operations grow more complex, however, another factor is gaining importance: visibility across the entire network. This CEP Knowledge Hub article explores how Dynamic Parcel Networks rely on shared, real-time information to support better planning, reduce avoidable costs and allow operators to respond earlier to shifting conditions. The technology to enable this approach is already available. The real opportunity lies in connecting systems, assets and data to build a clearer, more complete view of operations, and using that insight to support day-to-day decision-making. Read the full article to learn how greater visibility can support more responsive and efficient parcel networks: https://okt.to/Hfi0b4