PalletPro XC - carton box palletizing
One of the main challenges for carton manufacturers is managing a wide range of pack sizes and types. PalletPro XC, an automated palletizing system designed by INNO Robotics, can easily adapt to this diversity, ensuring an efficient and accurate palletising process.
The upward trend in the manufacture of environmentally sustainable paperboard packaging is a key element in the evolution of the industry. Therefore automation of palletising has become an essential part of the cardboard industry, having a significant impact on the efficiency of the production process. As technology continues to evolve, it is anticipated that this growth trend will continue, bringing more innovations and benefits to carton packaging manufacturers.
Moreover, PalletPro XC was also designed for palletizing boxes or products in cases. It can successfully palletize boxes of water, juice or other beverages or food products.
The system can be easily adapted to changes in production. It can be reprogrammed at any time for a new way of placing the products on the pallet or for a new type of product.
Advantages & Benefits
- User friendly
The concept is designed to be used by operators without specialisation in robotics.
- Small space
With full process automation, up to 50% of workspace can be saved.
- Increased productivity
The uninterrupted process is guaranteed 24 hours a day. Shutdowns are only those scheduled for maintenance purposes.
- Easy maintenance
The uninterrupted process is guaranteed 24 hours a day. Shutdowns are only those scheduled for maintenance purposes.
- Ability to build on height
By automating the process we have the possibility to make taller pallets, thus reducing the footprint.
- Modular design
Automation with industrial robots offers process flexibility. The system can easily adapt to production changes.
- Synergy
The palletising applications are in that way designed so that they can be connected to existing factory traceability systems.
- Employees safety work
It is minimized the risk of work accidents and occupational diseases caused by repetitive strain and work.
