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One stacking platform, engineered for eight industries
Every line below is built on the same core technology — layer forming, gripping and pattern control — adapted to the product, the load unit and the environment it runs in. Find your industry, or tell us what you’re packing and we’ll size it from scratch.
BEVERAGE LINE PHOTO
01 / BEVEAGE
Beverage & Bottled Water
PET bottles, glass, and canned beverages moving at high line speed need consistent layer forming and gentle handling to avoid case damage. We size the palletizer to your bottling line’s actual output, not a generic rated speed.
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BAG LINE PHOTO
02 / FERTILIZER &PET FOOD&ANIMAL FEED
Bag & Powder Industry
Fertilizer, cement, animal feed and flour bags each behave differently under stacking pressure. Stack stability depends more on layer-forming pressure than on top speed — we size the forming station to your bag’s actual fill consistency.
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CRATE STACKING PHOTO
03 / CRATED & TRAYED
Food Processing & Crate Palletizing
Poultry, seafood and fresh produce move through the plant in reusable plastic crates or trays, often straight into cold storage. Grippers and frame materials need washdown-rated, corrosion-resistant designs — not a repainted standard unit.
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TILE STACKING PHOTO
04 / RIGID LOADS
Building Materials
Tile, brick and block are unforgiving of vibration and impact — a stack that shifts even slightly can mean breakage losses across the whole pallet. Handling and deceleration profiles are tuned specifically for fragile, rigid units.
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DRUM STACKING PHOTO
05 / RIGID LOADS
Chemical & Agrochemical
Drums, pails and resin bags in chemical plants often need corrosion-resistant construction and, depending on the site, explosion-rated electrical components. We spec the enclosure and controls to match your site’s hazard classification.
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PAPER REAM PHOTO
06 / BOXED & PALLETIZED
Household & Personal Care
Ream stacks and roll goods need consistent squaring for stable, tall pallets that survive multi-leg export shipping — not just factory-floor handling.
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COLD STORAGE PHOTO
07 / CRATED & TRAYED
Cold Chain / Frozen Food
Condensation, not low temperature itself, is the usual failure point when a palletizer moves into cold storage. Sealed enclosures and heated control cabinets matter more than the -rating printed on the datasheet.
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WAREHOUSE LINE PHOTO
08 / MULTI-SKU
Warehouse & Logistics
Distribution centers handling mixed SKUs at the pallet-build stage need flexible, vision-guided systems rather than fixed-pattern machines — this is where robotic palletizing earns its price over conventional.
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Don't see your industry?
These eight cover most of what we build, but the underlying platform is adaptable. Tell us your product, container and output target — our engineers will tell you honestly whether it’s a fit.