Powered by the UR10e cobot arm, the miniPAL, a mobile palletizer, offers users a footprint of 11 x 13 inches and is able to palletize at two pallet locations, leading to enhanced operations. In doing so, employees can be reassigned to other tasks, particularly those that are higher value and less strenuous, as their time and skills can be used more effectively.
The palletizer’s latest design includes two safety mats and two area scanners that can detect when employees are near.
As a result, the system can achieve higher speeds when it’s not in a collaborate mode. Plugging into 110V AC wall power, the miniPAL can be established in less than a day. It can provide an average payback of 8 to 10 months.
Industrial palletizing robots are mechanized robotic systems that automatically load goods onto pallets for shipping.
Like all industrial robots, Columbia/Okura robots are programmable, automating tasks that are often repetitive or harmful to workers. They have the ability to lift and move heavy loads quickly while keeping products safe and stacking them to be shipped or even neatly to be sold in stores.
