Palletizing & Load Stabilization

Depalletizing systems designed for unloading metal cans from a pallet onto a conveyor using a magnetic lift and release system.

Mechanical or conventional depalletizing systems unload containers from a pallet onto a conveyor that feeds a packaging line without the use of robotics.

Robotic depalletizers unload containers from a pallet onto a conveyor using robotic arms.

Corner posts, corner boards, edge protectors and related protective material and systems that provide corner protection and load stabilization to pallet loads during shipment and storage.

Systems that apply non-destructive adhesives to individual cases or bags as they are loaded onto a pallet so that they grip the next layer above or below. Can be used as an alternative to stretch wrapping.

Any machine or manual tool that wraps and seals one or more plastic or metal straps around a load pallet to secure and stabilize it, ranging from manual strapping tensioners to automatic machines.

Machinery that vertically covers a pallet load from top to bottom with a hood of stretch film.

Semi-automatic and automatic machines that wrap highly elastic plastic film around finished pallet loads to protect and contain them during shipping and warehousing; includes rotary towers, turntable systems, orbital wrappers and other types of stretch wrapping systems.

Pallet conveyors are specialized conveyors designed to transfer empty or finished pallets from a palletizing station to another station within a facility, such as a dock station or warehouse rack. Included here are related items for moving pallets such as skid carousel turntables that orient pallets into the desired direction on a conveyor.

Machines that raise or lower pallets from a stack to ready them for a manual or automatic palletizing operation.

Pallet inverters are designed to turn an entire pallet load in various directions (upside down, sideways, etc.), enabling a damaged case at the bottom or side of the pallet to be easily removed without having to unstack a pallet manually. Pallet elevators are used to lift or lower pallets, often within a warehouse of a facility.

Pallets are flat structures that support bulk products, shipping cases, and other bulk goods that come in plastic, wood, stainless steel, aluminum, and other varieties. Slip sheets are flexible thin sheets made of fiber, plastic or corrugated material that support finished products such as shipping cases or multipacks that are collected by forklifts with push/pull mechanisms, as an alternative to pallets.

Equipment that helps load or otherwise handle slip sheets and top sheets such as push/pull mechanisms for slip sheets that are configured onto forklifts.

Conventional or mechanical palletizers contain row formers, elevators and row pushers that load cases or bags in determined locations onto a pallet.

Robotic palletizers use robotic arms to load cases, bags or containers onto a pallets.