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Lift the materials to a high position before stacking them in layers.
What are you looking for?
The process of automatically stacking individual materials such as bags, boxes, barrels, and film packages on pallets according to the set stacking shape is a key link in achieving automation, standardization, and efficiency in the post-packaging stage.
Lift the materials to a high position before stacking them in layers.
Stable palletizing robot.Block specifications, number of stacking layers, quantity per layer, stacking pattern.
Multi-variety, medium-to-low load, frequent production changeovers, limited workshop space, and palletizing requiring human-machine collaboration.
Robust structure, smooth operation, low failure rate.
Handles various bags, cartons, film bundles, etc.
Supports multiple palletizing patterns and different pallet sizes.
Throughput
Manual: limited by stamina and motion speed, sustained rate ≈ 150–200 units/h.
Automated: 7 × 24 h operation, 600–2,000 units/h.
Pallet quality & height
Manual: usually ≤ 1.2 m high, prone to leaning or collapse.
Machine: program-controlled, tight and square patterns, height 1.8–2.2 m.
Format flexibility
Robot/cobot: new recipe selected with one tap on the HMI; change-over in minutes.
Safety & ergonomics
Manual lifting carries injury risk; automated systems separate man from machine.
Collaborative models feature force-sensing, stopping instantly on contact—cutting on-site accident rates by >90%.
