Leading Manufacturers
Mollers North America Inc
Grand Rapids, MI | 616-942-6504Our teams utilize the best CAD technology to draft out the designs of our palletizers. All of these solutions come with worry-free installation and maintenance assistance. The capabilities of our company are unmatched.
American-Newlong, Inc.
Indianapolis, IN | 317-787-9421It is our goal at American-Newlong to create innovated bag packing and palletizing solutions. Our systems are ideal for industries including seed, feed, salt, minerals, aggregate products, pet food, chemicals and more.
Chantland MHS
Dakota City, IA | 515-332-4045Chantland-MHS material handling equipment improves customers’ efficiency, productivity & competitive position worldwide. Put experience since 1943 to work for you; choose from a line of bag fillers, conveyors, palletizers & complete systems.
Serpa Packaging Solutions
Visalia, CA | 559-205-9958Serpa Packaging Solutions has partnered with Fanuc Robotics to provide the most advanced palletizing solutions in the market. They are engineered for precision high-speed/high-payload operation, user-friendly setup and maximum reliability. Our robotic palletizers are based on a simple and reliable design that provides sophisticated motion control, consistent performance, and high productivity.
Kinesys Automation, Inc.
Oakland, NJ | 201-337-5000Our goal at Kinesys Automation is to provide engineered solutions that meet the customer's expectations, whether the solution is simple or complex, rudimentary or precision-engineered, fragile or robust, large or small, trivial or mission-critical, long-lasting or ephemeral.
Palletizing Equipment - Oullette Machinery Systems Inc.Bulk quantities of cement and other heavy granular materials are often moved by bag palletizers. Drum palletizers accomplish the same task as bag palletizers, except instead of bags they move drums.
Chemical processors and other operations that deal with large quantities of drums can benefit greatly from the use of drum palletizers; they can load drums more quickly and safely than human employees can. In addition to boosting productivity, palletizing machines improve workplace safety by reducing the amount of strenuous lifting for employees. Palletizing equipment can lift and move very large quantities of materials without becoming fatigued or injured.
Articulated arm palletizers, automatic palletizers, gantry palletizers, in-line palletizer systems, manual palletizers, robotic palletizers, row stripper palletizers, selective compliant articulated robot arm (SCARA) palletizers, semi-automatic palletizers and vacuum-head unit palletizers are just a few of the palletizer equipment varieties available to industrial operations.
Palletizing equipment is divided into three main categories: low-level palletizing equipment, high-level palletizing equipment, and robotic palletizing equipment, all of which differ based on the location of their feed area.
While low-level palletizing equipment is fed from the ground, high-level palletizing equipment is fed through a hopper overhead. With the use of either type of palletizing equipment, the feed is received in a rolling fashion and is continuously transferred to the pallets. Robotic palletizers, in contrast, do not utilize a feeding area.
Instead, they consist of an arm that individually picks up and places each item on the pallet, reducing the risk of damage to the product and injury to the workers. Depending on individual palletizing equipment needs, many options of palletizing equipment are available.
In addition to various speeds, capacities, feeding methods, and sizes, palletizing equipment can be tailored to meet a wide range of stack patterns, types of slip sheet, and wrapping configurations.