Repetitive stacking
Products are regularly stacked on pallets in a repeating pattern.
01 · AUTOMATION
Robotic palletizing for manufacturing
We will assess the suitability of robotic palletizing and define the solution scope, starting with the current operation and available information.
Engineering review · A solution for your production area · A clear next step
02 · SUITABILITY
When to consider robotic palletizing
The indicators below can help you decide whether to submit the task for an initial review.
Consistent packaging
Package dimensions, weight and shape are predictable enough to plan gripping and stacking.
Palletizing pattern
Defined placement patterns or pallet layers are used for the products.
Production cell throughput
Cycle time needs to be reduced or work reassigned within the production area.
Controlled infeed
Products enter the palletizing area in a known position and sequence, or this can be arranged.
03 · SOLUTION SCOPE
What a robotic palletizing solution may include
The exact scope depends on the task and production conditions.
04 · INITIAL INFORMATION
What information will help us start?
A complete specification is not required. Start with what you have.
- Photos of the product, packaging and pallet
- Video of current infeed and stacking
- Box dimensions, weight and placement pattern
- Throughput, shift schedule and workload pattern
- Space, infeed and pallet outfeed constraints
- Available drawings, specifications or line documentation
Photos of the product, packaging and pallet
Video of current infeed and stacking
Box dimensions, weight and placement pattern
Throughput, shift schedule and workload pattern
Space, infeed and pallet outfeed constraints
Available drawings, specifications or line documentation
Not sure where to start?
Show your current operation.
You can select a short video, photos or documents when preparing your task draft.
Add materials to your task Files are not uploaded until submission is connected.05 · FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Answers about initial information, solution configuration and integration with your existing production area.
Do I need a complete technical specification?
No. Start with a description of the current operation, photos, video and basic product parameters. Missing information is identified during the initial review.
Can I start with just a video of the current operation?
Yes. A video helps us understand product infeed, the current layout and operating sequence. Further assessment may require product dimensions, weight and other parameters.
Can robotic palletizing handle different product types?
This depends on dimensions, weight, package shape, required stacking patterns and whether a suitable gripper can be selected or designed.
Can an existing palletizing area be automated?
This is assessed against the current line, available space, product and pallet infeed, safety requirements and existing equipment.
How is the solution configured?
The configuration depends on the products, production flow, palletizing pattern, gripper type, pallet infeed and outfeed, safety and integration.
Can you provide a price straight away?
A reliable price requires initial information. The solution scope depends on the robot, gripper, product infeed, pallet handling, safety, control and integration.
06 · START A REVIEW
Describe your palletizing task
Describe the current operation and attach the available materials. You do not need to know the robot model or cell configuration in advance.