Robots automate operations such as container supply, boxing, box stacking, and pack trolley stacking. Automation of labor-intensive tasks reduces the workload on site. In addition, because the robot performs the work, it is not dependent on the skills of the operator or the speed of the work, and stable performance can be expected.
The robot effortlessly handles pack-stacking tasks that originally require manpower. High-speed handling takes place at up to 10 seconds per cycle, ensuring stable production on the packaging line.
Cases (e.g. cartons and containers) that flow in from the conveyor are palletized. This series of machines can significantly reduce palletizing labor, the most physically demanding task in the packaging line.
Example of cardboard stacking
A variety of palletization patterns for cartons are supported depending on their types.
Example of container stacking
A variety of palletization patterns for containers are supported depending on their type.
We offer two models to suit the needs of user sites: a model with automatic pallet discharge and another with manual discharge.