American-Newlong, Inc: Robotic palletizer

The Fuji-Ace Series of robotic palletizers from American-Newlong (Indianapolis, IN) simultaneously accommodate various sizes of bags, boxes, cans and drums with a maximum payload range from 220 to 440 lb.

American-Newlong, Inc.

Nov 30, 1999

Programming up to 30 programs is accomplished in seconds via a touchscreen, and the series operate at speeds ranging from 600 to 1600 cycles/hr.

American-Newlong, Inc.

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