
robot palletizer
25kg collaborative palletizing
25kg collaborative robot palletizing machine, safety cobot without safety fence, for automatic stacking of 10‑25kg bags and cartons, flexible end‑of‑line palletizing solution.
Specifications
- Weight
- 82kg
- Payload
- 20kg
- Working radius
- 1525mm
- Maximum wingspan
- 1730mm
- Rated voltage
- Single phase 220V
- Palletizing speed
- Maximum stacking capacity: 8-10 boxes per minute
- Pallet size
- 1000mm*800mm/1200mm*1000mm/1200mm* 1200mm
- Robot load bearing
- Maximum 25kg including gripper
- Palletizing height
- 1700mm-2600mm
- Host size
- L2000mm*W1500mm*H2235mm
- Required height of workshop
- 2500mm+ lifting height
- Stackable carton size
- L(200-600)mm*W(140-145)mm*H(150-400)mm
- Total palletizing power
- 3kW
- Security Features
- Optional: safety guardrail, safety grating, safety induction carpet, etc.
选择分类规格尚未配置规格25kg collaborative‑robot palletizing machine adopts safety collaborative robot arm, designed for automatic stacking of 10‑25kg bags and cartons. Unlike traditional industrial robot palletizer, collaborative robot works safely alongside human operators without heavy safety fence, saving workshop floor space.
It handles woven bags, kraft paper bags and cartons for powder, feed, fertilizer and grain products. The robot receives bags from upstream conveyor, performs bag shaping, position adjustment and orderly pallet stacking. It supports multiple pallet patterns, easy to switch recipes on HMI touch screen.
Equipped with multiple safety sensors, the robot will stop immediately upon human contact for onsite safety. Quick deployment, no complicated foundation installation required. Flexible to adapt to different bag sizes and stacking heights. It can connect with filling‑sealing machine, conveyor and pallet feeding station to build complete end‑of‑line packaging solution.
Low noise, stable performance and easy maintenance. Ideal option for medium‑capacity factories to replace manual heavy‑load palletizing work, reducing labor intensity and production cost.
