Test stations are formed from PLC and special mechanical systems used to perform automated performance and functional tests (e.g. electronic components tests, electrical leakage tests, measuring tumble rpm) of products like refrigerator, washing machine, dishwasher, tumble dryer, etc. Stations perform and report these tests separately for each product and keep the records on a product basis.

Sorters are mechanical and automated systems that distinguish multiple product types coming through a single line according to their groups by reading their barcodes. The separation system type may vary depending on the weight, shape and packaging type of the product. Chain transfer systems are generally used in white goods industry.

Overhead continuous chain or power and free conveyor systems are used widely throughout the manufacturing sector due to their versatility, robustness and cost effectiveness. Overhead systems streamline a manufacturing process by arranging assembly tasks in a linear fashion. Each station along an assembly line has a simplified set of assembly steps, and a limited number of parts to assemble, allowing operators to specialize at their individual tasks. This greatly improves their performance, which translates to higher production
rates and improved quality.