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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.
Robotic palletizers save workers from the potential problems of heavy, repetitive lifting by lifting and moving goods to pallets automatically or semi-automatically. Robotic palletizers often do not have feeds. Instead, the robotic arm individually picks up, orients, and places the item on the pallet. Robotic palletizers are often used with products that are fragile or heavy.
Some of the advantages to using robotic palletizers are that they work faster and have better consistency than a human operator. They can also withstand harsh environments and are less likely to be injured than a human. In many cases, these palletizers come with safety features like QuickSTOP and Smartscan. QuickSTOP decreases damage to the system by shutting down the work cell and deflating to absorb impact., whereas Smartscan automatically shuts down the palletizer when a human’s presence is detected.
Users claim that the cost of a robotic palletizing system is justified alone by the money saved from avoiding just one back injury. Besides protecting workers from injury, however, robotic palletizers also offer efficiency, accuracy, and dependability.
