Columbia/Okura: Equipment: Quick ship palletizing program

The new quick ship program developed by Columbia/Okura (Vancouver, WA) meets the demand for short lead times or last-minute budget changes. A complete robotic palletizing system can be delivered in 2 weeks or less.

Columbia/Okura LLC

Dec 31, 2001

Equipment demonstrations are provided free of charge prior to purchase. The fully integrated system includes the A1600 palletizer, capable of attaining speeds to 20 bags/min. Automatic pallet dispensing is standard for pallet sizes ranging from 36”x36” to 48”x48”. Upgrades can provide capabilities to handle multiple lines and sheet placement.

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