Robotic Palletising

End of line robotic palletising systems provide flexibility to palletise single or multiple production lines simultaneously. This dual adaption reduces costs while also increasing your productivity and manufacturing capacity.

In a robotic palletising system, products often enter the palletising station from an infeed conveyor. The robot is programmed to stack products onto the pallet in a defined pattern. Palletising cells are sometimes configured with pallet dispensers, slip sheet insertion tools and shrink-wrapping stations to automate the palletisation process completely.

Palletising continues to be one of the fastest-growing robotic applications. Robots offer superior speed and safety, compared to manual palletising. There are also flexible and often more space-saving, compared to fixed machinery.

Key Benefits of Robotic Palletising:

Yaskawa offers palletising robot models with excellent speed and payload combinations, stacking heights and simple-to-integrate controllers, vision and other software products. The Yaskawa palletising robots range from 50kg to 800kg payload. With this wide range of payload capacity, you can pick a single case or an entire layer for stacking and breaking down pallet loads.

Read more about Industrial Robotic Palletizing here.

Doosan Robotics offers heavy-duty collaborative robot models with excellent payload and reach combinations, bringing a safe work environment for heavy object stacking and palletising. Doosan cobots have five workspace settings to fully protect the operator and improve work efficiency when palletizing and collaborating with humans.

Read more about Collaborative Robot Palletising here.

Robot palletising can be installed with either an industrial or a collaborative robot, depending on your payload and speed requirements.