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Columbia Machine manufactures heavy-duty palletizing equipment, ranging from floor level, high-level and robotic palletizing solutions. In addition, Columbia manufactures load transfer stations that efficiently interchange load base types. Our parts and service hotline is available 24 hours.
In 1948, Lambert made & marketed the first palletizer in the US. We are a full line manufacturer & integrator of palletizers & material handling systems: automatic, semi-automatic & robotic palletizing systems for bags & cartons. Our high infeed and floor level designs offer the widest application flexibility in the industry.
For over 50 years, Möllers North America has been a leading manufacturer of high-speed, low-entry and high-entry bag palletizers. We also produce quality bag filling systems, stretch hooding and shrinkwrapping systems. Our bag palletizers can process up to 3000 bags an hour.
ABC Packaging Machine Corporation is a leading manufacturer of case and bag palletizers, bulk depalletizers, decasers, high speed palletizers, pallet handling equipment, and accumulation systems. A-B-C has served the packaging industry for over 60 years, providing quality, innovation and service.
Supplying material handling equipment such as palletizers to the graphic arts industry, is the focus here at IMC America. Our fully automatic palletizers can handle compressed and strapped bundles and feature empty pallet feeding, full pallet ejection, bundle rotation and 2 axis of movement.
Palletizing equipment refers to the various types of palletizers and related
palletizing equipment parts that are used to arrange products on a pallet for shipping, storing, or moving purposes. Different types of palletizing
equipment, like bag, can, case, drum, and pail, are designed to move a specific product. Articulated arm palletizers, automatic palletizers, gantry palletizers, in-line palletizer systems, manual palletizers, robotic palletizers, row stripper palletizers, selective compliant articulated robot arm (SCARA) palletizers, semi-automatic palletizers, and vacuum-head unit palletizers are other
palletizing equipment options, each with its own unique capabilities.
Palletizing equipment is divided into three main designs: low-level
palletizing equipment, high-level palletizing equipment, and robotic palletizing
equipment, which differ based on the location of their feed area. While low-level
palletizing equipment is fed from the ground, high-level palletizing equipment
is fed through a hopper overhead. With the use of either type of palletizing
equipment, the feed is received in a rolling fashion and is continuously transferred to the pallets. Robotic palletizers, in contrast, do not utilize a feeding area. Instead, they consist of an arm that individually picks up and places each item on the pallet, reducing the risk of damage to the product and injury to the workers.
Depending on individual palletizing equipment needs, many options of palletizing equipment are available. In addition to various speeds, capacities, feeding methods, and sizes,
palletizing equipment can be tailored to meet a wide range of stack patterns, types of slip sheet, and wrapping configurations. Not only does palletizing equipment save time and money, it also improves product quality and safety.
