Automated palletizing for greater efficiency in logistics and production
Robotic palletizing solutions allow you to automate one of the most physically demanding stages in logistics and production. Robots palletise cartons, crates and a wide variety of containers quickly, precisely and with consistent repeatability. This reduces labour costs, minimises the risk of injury and, at the same time, increases your throughput.
Automated palletising improves the utilisation of your warehouse space, shortens loading times and ensures a steady flow of materials. This makes your entire supply chain more efficient and more competitive in the long term.
An overview of our palletizing solutions
Robotiq PAL Ready palletizer
With PAL Ready, getting started with automated palletizing is quick and straightforward. This production-ready solution reduces the effort involved in project planning, design and validation, and enables rapid commissioning in your production facility.
Thanks to minimal delays and without the need for additional technical measures, you can achieve a fast, predictable ROI. The standardised operation also makes it easier to scale up to additional lines and sites – ensuring sustainable growth and a future-proof automation strategy.
Robotiq PE Series palletizer
With a maximum palletising height of up to 1,500 millimetres, the Robotiq PE series palletizers cover the majority of standard palletising tasks. Programming is simple and straightforward via the robot’s URCap and teach panel. This means the application is ready for use within a few minutes.
Robotiq PE20
The Robotiq PE20 is a palletising gripper from the PE series and has been developed for applications involving greater palletising heights and heavier payloads. When used in combination with a UR20, the PE20 can achieve a palletising height of up to 2,000 millimetres with a maximum load of approximately 19 kilograms. This makes the PE20 particularly suitable for palletising tasks that require greater stacking heights.
Robotiq AX Series palletizer
The palletizers in the Robotiq AX series are designed for demanding industrial palletizing tasks and the handling of heavy loads. When used in combination with collaborative robots from Universal Robots, they offer a reliable and high-performance solution for automated palletizing in production and logistics environments.
Robotiq AX30
The Robotiq AX30 is part of the AX series and is the most powerful model in this product range. When used in combination with the UR30, the AX30 achieves a maximum palletising height of up to 2,750 millimetres. Despite its high payload, the palletizer can be quickly reconfigured for new palletising patterns without significant programming effort, thereby avoiding production downtime.
Dobot CR30H palletizer
The Dobot CR30H, when combined with a suitable palletising gripper, provides a high-performance solution for the automated handling of larger cartons, crates and heavy containers. With a maximum payload of 30 kilograms and a reach of 1,800 millimetres, this collaborative robot handles even demanding palletizing tasks quickly, reliably and precisely.
Thanks to its repeatability of ±0.05 millimetres, high movement speed and IP67 protection rating, the CR30H is suitable for continuous use in industrial production environments. Different products and palletising patterns can be handled flexibly. As a result, the solution relieves your staff of heavy, monotonous lifting tasks whilst simultaneously increasing the productivity of your palletising processes.
Dobot CR20A palletizer
When combined with a suitable palletising gripper, the Dobot CR20A provides a high-performance solution for the automated handling of cartons, crates and other containers. With a maximum payload of 20 kilograms and a reach of 1,700 millimetres, this collaborative robot handles even demanding palletising tasks reliably and precisely.
Thanks to its repeatability of ±0.05 millimetres and user-friendly operation, the CR20A can be quickly integrated into existing production and logistics processes. Different products and palletising patterns can be implemented flexibly. As a result, the solution relieves your staff of heavy, monotonous lifting tasks and ensures a steady flow of materials.
Advantages of automated palletizing
Palletising robots save you time and effort and relieve your staff of physically demanding work. At the same time, you achieve perfectly stacked pallets of consistent quality.
When combined with a Universal Robots cobot, you can increase your packing rate to up to twelve cartons per minute. The palletising patterns are transferred to the system without the need for programming. Thanks to the intuitive user interface, no prior knowledge of robotics is required.
The palletizers used are space-saving, powerful and cost-effective. With a payback period of one to two years, the investment pays for itself particularly quickly.
Actual performance may vary depending on the dimensions, weight and nature of the cartons, as well as the Multipick option used.
Consultancy, planning and implementation
We support you every step of the way, from the initial consultation through to the design of the right palletizing solution and its commissioning in your production facility. Together, we’ll develop a palletizing system that’s perfectly tailored to your products, throughput requirements and space constraints.
Get in touch with us now and automate your palletizing with Samsys.
FAQ
How can I palletise automatically with a palletizer?
To palletise automatically, you combine a palletizer—usually an industrial robot or cobot—with a gripper, product infeed and pallet station.
What is a palletizer?
A palletizer is an automated system that stacks products, cartons, sacks or workpieces onto a pallet according to a predefined pattern.
Typical process:
- Products are fed via a conveyor belt or a feed tray.
- A robot or cobot picks up the product using a gripper.
- It positions it precisely on the pallet.
- The process is repeated until the pallet is fully loaded.
Modern palletizers usually consist of a robot, a suitable gripper, pallet stations, safety systems and a user interface. They relieve staff of heavy and repetitive tasks, increase productivity and ensure consistent, transport-safe pallets.
The opposite is a depalletiser: it removes products from a loaded pallet.
How much does a palletising robot cost?
A palletising solution start from 60000€
