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Standard Pallet. Using a robot, first one layer,
then the next are picked up from the inbound nest.
The two layers are transported simultaneously to a
pallet. Speeds comparable to dedicated palletizer
possible. Fast size changeover, from one pallet to
the next. |
| Simple mixed "layer" pallet. Product
delivered to robot in "layer" units. Robot
places on pallet according to predefined pattern.
Again speeds comparable to dedicated palletizer
possible. |
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More complex mixed "layer" pallet. Goes
to show that any combination of layers are possible. |
| Mixed Package Pallet. Any combination of layers
possible (or no layers at all), prior to stacking.
More stacks possible than shown. This diagram
illustrates the flexibility of the system. Each
package placed individually onto the pallet. Makes
for a very customized pallet. |
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Mixed Package Cart. This illustration demonstrates
the flexibility of the robotic system. The robot can
place the packages directly into the waiting cart.
Any combination of packages are possible. Any type
of cart possible, so long as there is a reasonably flat
surface to stack onto, and the robot has sidewall
clearance to reach into the cart. |
