Robotiq Palletising Solution

Palletising can be a very repetitive task when handled manually, this is why it is one of the most common robotic solutions across many industries. Our robotic palletising solution has been developed to meet the needs of companies providing essential goods in lower throughput applications, with frequent changes of task and box or pallet size. This palletising robot brings many benefits, including flexibility, efficiency and easy set up. It can also be easily integrated with other manufacturing lines, making automated palletising, depalletising, or both, a perfect solution to enhance your end-of-line operations.

How does the palletising system work?

An empty pallet is placed on the palletising machine
Boxes are moved into the palletising cell
Retro reflective sensors detect the boxes and the Universal Robot arm then picks them up and begins to stack them on the pallet
Once a pallet is full, the robot waits for the pallet to be removed, before it begins the process again.

What’s included:

Robot Base
Fully Integrated Vertical 7th Axis
AirPick, Bracket, Suction Cups
Status Lights, Pallet and Box Sensors
Cable Management System
Application Software: Material Handling Copilot

What are the benefits of the Robotiq palletiser?

Quick and easy to install, set up and configure
All hardware and software already connected
Small footprint allows for an easy fit into an existing floor plan
Application set up on the robot in 3 simple steps
Fully integrated vertical 7th Axis
Palletiser can pick a wide range of boxes and cover extensive heights and pallet dimensions
Palletising software allows for a seamless and user-friendly experience

How does automating your end-of-line palletising enhance your operations?

Frees up your employees for higher value tasks
Provides a versatile and flexible option for palletising
Fast return on investment
Faster palletising speed compared to when the task is carried out manually

This robotic solution is the perfect application to ensure that all aspects of your end-of-line operations are highly efficient.