
Palletizing
HG-P180-31
A 4-axis palletizer, 180 kg and 3,100 mm, running 1,800 cycles an hour at the end of the line
- Payload
- 180kg
- 397 lb
- Reach
- 3,100mm
- 122 in
- Repeatability
- ±0.05mm
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Case 3 · Anseong, Gyeonggi · Food and beverage
We put two HG-P180-31 robots at the ends of two packing lines. Together they stack 1,140 cases an hour, and no one lifts cases by hand anymore.
ExampleAll figures are examples, compared with the same process before automation.
Cell layout
The cell seen from above. Dashed circles show how far each robot’s wrist reaches. Press a + button to open the note for that spot.
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Packed cases stop at the end of the conveyor, where the robot picks them.
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While a full pallet rolls out on one side, the robot keeps stacking on the other.
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If a forklift or a person enters the exit, work on that pallet stops.
Cell layout for a food plant in Anseong, Gyeonggi, seen from above.
Parts list Select a row to pick out those items on the layout.
Problem → solution → result
Packed cases weighed about 12 kg each. Two operators per line took turns stacking them, and fewer people were willing to take the job because of back pain.
Products changed several times a day, and every case size needed its own stacking pattern.
Each line got one HG-P180-31 with a pallet station on either side. While a full pallet rolls out on one side, the robot keeps stacking on the other.
Stacking patterns are built in Hangyeol Studio from the case sizes, and at changeover the operator just picks one on the pendant. Light curtains guard the pallet exits.
The two robots stack 1,140 cases an hour. Manual lifting is gone, and operators now handle pallet removal and line supervision. Pattern changeover dropped from 30 minutes to 5.
Robots and timeline

Palletizing
A 4-axis palletizer, 180 kg and 3,100 mm, running 1,800 cycles an hour at the end of the line
Time on site
5 days to install, 10 days to commission
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