Robotics for Picking, Packing, and Palletizing

The costs of automation are in decline, while labor, land, energy and other costs are climbing

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"People think robotics are too expensive for all but the largest, fastest-throughput operations, but that's not true these days. While the cost of many other types of equipment have climbed for the past decade, robotics have improved as their costs remained stable. Alternatives--personnel, utilities, real estate--are all on the rise. Let us help you with highly versatile robotic systems for packaging, palletizing, assembly, machine tending, and much more. "

Stephen, Employee-Owner
Systems Integration Group

Cobots (Collaborative Robots)

Because they include safety features that allow people to get close, and because they're highly user friendly and easy to program, cobots can work alongside their human counterparts. They can augment rather than replace human abilities, which makes them a good choice for transitioning from manual to automated processes.

Robotic Palletizing

Robotic palletizing allows you to move your work force into more valuable work zones and reduce the risk of injury from repetitive motion at the same time. A very cost effective way to increase production capabilities without hiring more manpower.

Robotic Machine Tool Tending

Working in tandem with CNC machines, these machine tool tending robots load blanks from inbound conveyor, then unload the milled item to the outbound conveyor, increasing accuracy of placement and improving throughput.

Robotic Picking

Retrieve product from storage, pick and pack with one robot performing multiple activities. Through automating these processes, you save money and man hours spent in doing repetitive motions and steps going from place to place.

Robotic Packing

Automated case packing puts your production line on high speed with robotics programmed to load cases in one reach. Aligning cans, boxes, and parts, the robot then picks all up at once to be placed in the case.