Palletizing
Stacking cases and bags in the same pattern at the end of the line
HG-DWG-000 · Hangyeol Robotics website
Palletizing HG-P
A 4-axis palletizer for cases and bags at the end of the line, 180 kg
A four-axis robot that stacks cases and bags onto pallets at the end of the line. It carries 180 kg and runs 1,800 cycles an hour. From a single base, it serves two conveyors and two pallet stations.
Models
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| Model | Payload | Reach | Repeatability | Cycles per hour | Weight | Typical power draw | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HG-P180-31 | 180kg397 lb | 3,100mm122 in | ±0.05mm | 1,800/h | 1,300kg2,866 lb | 3kW |
Same scale
Every model is drawn at the same scale on one floor line. The bars below give reach at the same scale.
What it is built around
At its full 180 kg load, it runs the 400–2,000–400 mm pattern 1,800 times an hour. One robot can take cases from two conveyors.
The parallel links keep the wrist level at all times. The gripper never tilts, so the top layer lands as squarely as the first.
Enter the case and pallet sizes in Hangyeol Studio and it builds the stacking pattern. When the product changes, pick the new pattern on the pendant.
With 3,100 mm of reach, the robot serves a pallet station on each side. It keeps stacking on one side while the other pallet is swapped.
Applications
Each application page shows the motion path, the process steps, and the models we recommend.
Stacking cases and bags in the same pattern at the end of the line
Tell us what the robot has to lift, how far it has to reach, and how fast the line runs. An engineer will reply with a model and a cell layout.