Items Tagged with 'palletizing equipment'

To keep the culture and grow the company, Coconut Cult partnered with Integrated Packaging Machinery to implement its first robotic automation system, featuring three custom KUKA robots at the company's manufacturing facility in Utah.

This visual overview, featuring images and videos of robotics applications in the food industry, illustrates what is possible with modern vision systems, artificial intelligence and robotics in a range of applications — from agricultural harvesting to serving up RTE meals, smart palletization and carcass cutting.

The move comes as Formic surpasses 650,000 production hours across its robotic fleet.

Rychiger will demonstrate how manufacturers can create more efficient, connected production environments by integrating automation throughout the manufacturing process — from assembly to final packaging.

The HL9200 BevMax is engineered specifically for high-speed beverage applications, delivering throughput, flexibility and intelligent automation for demanding production environments.

The CP-66-WD is a waterproof, IP69K-rated collaborative robot that can be power-washed like other production equipment.

Collaborative robots — or cobots — are gaining traction not just as an entry point to automation but as a strategic lever for resilience and growth. And among them, pre-engineered cobot systems are emerging as a fast path to impact.

Made in America and orchestrated by LINK, Logic’s AI-driven warehouse operating system, the LP 36 x 36 empowers food and beverage operators with an autonomous, sustainable and data-driven solution for end-to-end supply chain automation.

Designed for manufacturers facing labor challenges, a high mix of SKUs and rising automation demands, the Rapid Series Palletizer brings together plug-and-play hardware, intuitive software, analytics capabilities and remote support into a single modular palletizing system.

Built for flexibility and ease of use, the cobot palletizing solution allows manufacturers to increase throughput, reduce ergonomic risks and maintain uptime, even with lean staffing.