FOR PLASTIC CRATES

A complete range of robotic and traditional palletisers specifically designed to handle plastic crates.

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CONDOR P180

This is a robotic palletising system consisting of the Condor robot and the Twisterbox layer formation system. The simple construction, the great accessibility guaranteed by the robotic structure and the special palletising head with perimeter pads make this machine the ideal solution for handling plastic crates. If the speed of the line is not high, the palletiser can be fed by a traditional layer formation system. This system is also particularly suitable for RefPET lines.

DETAIL

Model: Condor P180 – Type: robotic palletiser – Infeed/Outfeed: low-level – Layer formation system: Twisterbox/traditional – Speed: medium – Special applications: RefPET.

CONDOR P180 2i

This is a double robotic-based palletising system. The simple construction, the great accessibility guaranteed by the robotic structures and the special palletising heads with perimeter pads make this machine the ideal solution for handling plastic crates on medium-high speed lines. This system is also particularly suitable for RefPET lines.

DETAIL

Model: Condor P180 2i – Type: double robotic palletiser – Infeed/Outfeed: low-level – Layer formation system: traditional – Speed: medium-high – Special applications: RefPET.

RASAR P180

Rasar P180 is a traditional palletising system for plastic crates. Equipped with a pick-up head with perimeter pads, it has the classic portal structure and is fed by a traditional layer formation system.

DETAIL

Model: Rasar P180 – Type: traditional palletiser – Infeed/Outfeed: low-level – Layer formation system: traditional – Speed: medium

RASAR P180 2i

Rasar P180 2i is a double traditional palletising system for plastic crates. Equipped with two pick-up heads with perimeter pads, it has a double portal structure and is fed by a traditional layer formation system.