Outbound
Label printers
Zebra-compatible bin and part label printing.
Read the specSolutions · Operational · Dismantler / Worker
Sustain360 for Dismantler / Worker
The Dismantler / Worker is the person actually pulling parts. The role lives on paper checklists in most yards — clipboard, pen, and a phone full of photos. Sustain360 runs a guided five-stage teardown on a yard-station tablet, with QR labels printed at the station and instant value cues on every part.
Where this role sits:Dismantling yards, ATFs, ELV facilities
A day in the life
How a dismantler / worker works with Sustain360
The tablet picks the next vehicle off the queue. The teardown ships with five default states — depollution, wheels and battery, exterior and interior, mechanical, dash — and the worker steps through them in order or out of order as the floor demands. Removing the alternator triggers a label print at the binning station. A high-value find — a rare ECU — surfaces a value cue, and the part lands on the priority shelf instead of the standard rack.
USP · Manual vs Sustain360
What this changes for a Dismantler
A side-by-side view of the legacy / manual way of working against the Sustain360 way — with concrete, illustrative numbers from typical customer-development scenarios.
- MetricPaper checklist time per vehicleManual / legacy25–30 minWith Sustain3605–7 min on tabletDelta≈ −78%
- MetricHigh-value find capture rateManual / legacy60–70%With Sustain360Over 98%Delta+30 pts
- MetricSequencing decisionsManual / legacyMemory + tribal knowledgeWith Sustain360Guided 5-stage workflowDeltaStandardised
- MetricHand-off completeness to binningManual / legacyPaper slip, often missingWith Sustain360QR-linked, 100% traceableDelta100% linked
- MetricPhotos attached to part recordManual / legacyPersonal phone, lostWith Sustain360At-station capture, VIN-anchoredDeltaAutomatic
| Metric | Manual / legacy | With Sustain360 | Delta |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper checklist time per vehicle | 25–30 min | 5–7 min on tablet | ≈ −78% |
| High-value find capture rate | 60–70% | Over 98% | +30 pts |
| Sequencing decisions | Memory + tribal knowledge | Guided 5-stage workflow | Standardised |
| Hand-off completeness to binning | Paper slip, often missing | QR-linked, 100% traceable | 100% linked |
| Photos attached to part record | Personal phone, lost | At-station capture, VIN-anchored | Automatic |
Illustrative — based on customer-development scenarios in the dismantling, salvage, and parts-resale industry. Real outcomes vary by yard size, workflow maturity, and integration scope. Reference contacts available on request.
Pain → Outcome
Pain today, outcome with Sustain360
Five to seven concrete pains this role lives with today, paired with the specific Sustain360 outcome that removes each one.
| Pain today | With Sustain360 |
|---|---|
| Paper checklists go missing or get illegible. | A tablet workflow that captures each removal as it happens. |
| Unclear which parts to pull first on a given vehicle. | Value cues and yard policy surface priority parts during teardown. |
| Photos live on the worker's personal phone. | Captures attach to the source VIN inside the platform. |
| Labels are handwritten — and parts vanish between bench and bin. | Code-128 / QR labels print at the station, tied to the VIN. |
| No way to flag a rare find mid-strip. | A one-tap flag escalates the part to the expert or priority shelf. |
Placeholder · Customer voice
“I print the label as I pull the part. No clipboard, no relabelling at the bin.”
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Inbound
Barcode scanners
Generic Code-128 and QR support for binning and pickup workflows.
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Camera capture
Mobile and yard-station photo capture for inspection.
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