Technologies

Palletizing uniform cases, boxes, or bundles in distribution centers • Production lines with consistent packaging where multiple items can be grouped

Production lines for bagged goods such as chemicals, fertilizers, food ingredients, or construction materials • Facilities seeking to fully automate from product filling to palletizing

Manufacturing and distribution facilities with high-volume, manual depalletizing tasks • Operations handling uneven or mixed-SKU inbound pallets (e.g., book distribution, mixed goods)

Logistics and warehouse receiving areas for inbound pallet breakdown • Third-party logistics (3PL) facilities handling diverse client products

Manufacturing and processing facilities with multiple production lines • Industries requiring high-volume, automated end-of-line palletizing

End-of-line packaging operations requiring high stability for lightweight or unstable boxes • Manufacturing facilities seeking to automate both palletizing and wrapping in a single cell

Retail store replenishment orders (e.g., restocking 20 units of the same SKU) • B2B (Business-to-Business) wholesale distribution

High-bay warehouses requiring dense storage and high-speed retrieval • Grocery distribution centers for case picking