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Low level infeed palletizer RoboTier
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low level infeed palletizer
low level infeed palletizer
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Characteristics

Type
low level infeed
Product applications
handling
Other characteristics
automatic
Throughput

Max.: 3 p/min

Min.: 1 p/min

Description

The low infeed RoboTier utilizes end of arm tooling, allowing higher speed robot motion and advanced product handling security. Bottom support offers a significant improvement over typical robot product handling methods such as vacuum top picking that is less flexible and secure, and is ideal for bagged product. Module options include concurrent stretch wrap, pallet handling, sheets and liners, and load handling. Safety category 3 PL-d per EN ISO 13849-1 based on controlled entrance protocols. 1-3 layers/min. RoboTier utilizes end of arm tooling that supports product from the bottom, allowing higher speed robot motion and advanced product handling security. Bottom support offers a significant improvement over typical robot product handling methods such as vacuum top picking that is less flexible and secure, and clamping systems that necessitate looser loads. Bottom support is achieved by assembling layers on an apron with products loosely spread to allow removal of the bottom support tool. Loose spreading allows faster robot speeds, as exact product placement is not critical. Once a layer is completed, four-sided clamping centers the layer on the pallet and a tight uniform layer is deposited. Vertical travel capabilities of the apron reduce robot reach requirements allowing use of the smaller, faster, and more economical Fanuc robots. The layer apron also provides a queuing platform for continued layer building while optional concurrent stretch wrapping occurs.

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