American Productivity Group, LLC: Robot palletizer

The Stackbot from American Productivity Group (Fairfield, NJ) is an articulating robotic arm that is controlled by a track plate rather than a PC or PLC.

American Productivity Group, LLC

Aug 31, 2002

This ensures that a programmer or technician is not needed for new pallet patterns. A 2-min swap of a track plate creates the new pattern. Robot can load or unload 2 different pallet patterns simultaneously. Machine can palletize or depalletize to 10/min of cases, pails, bags, bales, or trays.

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American Productivity Group, LLC: Robot palletizer

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