Robotic Automation
Robotic Palletizing
Our robotic cells stack bags, cases and panels on pallets in a defined pattern, taking heavy, repetitive work off people and keeping stack quality constant.

Palletizing is where production meets logistics; done by hand, it is slow, repetitive and wearing on workers' health. Robotic palletizing stacks products in the same pattern and at the same pace every time and removes the bottleneck at the end of the line.
We build our cells with ABB and Nachi palletizing robots reaching up to 1000 cycles per hour, fitted with fork-type or custom grippers we design and build for the product. In a two-station design the robot keeps working on one station while the full pallet is changed on the other; stacking patterns are selected on the operator panel, and no engineer is needed for a new product.
Our cells on the shop floor palletize construction chemical, paint and salt bags, food cases and panel radiators. On panel radiator lines each product is identified from its barcode and routed to the matching robot and pallet; on the three-robot line, the work is balanced across the robots.
Highlights
- Bag, case and panel palletizing
- ABB and Nachi palletizing robots
- Product-specific gripper design
- Continuous production with two pallet stations
- Stacking patterns selected on the panel
- Product routing by barcode
Application areas
- Construction chemicals & paint
- Salt
- Food
- Panel radiators



