02PalletizingSquares, layer on layer
Stacking cases and bags in the same pattern at the end of the line
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At the end of a food line, someone lifts heavy cases all day. Give that job to a palletizing robot, and people move on to running the line and checking quality.
Processes
An HG-P180-31 stacks cases from two conveyors onto pallets on either side.
PalletizingSquares, layer on layerFlour and sugar bags are picked with a clamp gripper and stacked in an interlocking pattern.
PalletizingSquares, layer on layerAn HG-C25-17 cobot packs wrapped products into cases in set rows.
Pick and placeUp, across, and downAn HG-C5-09 with a camera checks case labels and date codes.
InspectionStop, look, move onApplications
Stacking cases and bags in the same pattern at the end of the line
Picking parts, placing them on the mark, and moving them between processes
Carrying cameras and sensors to every check point in the same order
Recommended robots

Palletizing
A 4-axis palletizer, 180 kg and 3,100 mm, running 1,800 cycles an hour at the end of the line

Collaborative robots
Our largest cobot: 25 kg and 1,700 mm for end-of-line palletizing and large-part tending

Collaborative robots
Our smallest cobot: 5 kg and 900 mm, sized for benchtop assembly, inspection, and dispensing
Cases
Anseong, Gyeonggi · Food plant
HG-P180-31 × 2
1,140casesCases per hour, two robotsExample
Tell us the process, the part, and the target cycle time. An engineer will narrow down the applications and models that fit.