Low level palletizer

A conveyor belt system with two belts of different speeds, where the speed of the rear belt is more than twice that of the front belt. The speed difference can be adjusted using a frequency converter to control the distance between two boxes. This system is designed to create a gap between boxes by using the speed difference, which helps them turn more easily.

This system uses rollers to transport cartons into the main palletizer unit. To better accommodate customer sorting requirements, an adjustable separator device has been added beneath the system, which can be freely adjusted using a handle to enable multiple sorting configurations. This provides convenient and efficient sorting options, ultimately improving productivity.

This mechanism can hold up to 10 empty pallets, which are sequentially and orderly placed onto a conveyor belt for empty pallets using a pneumatic cylinder.

This system enables the controlled rotation of case along a conveyor line. During straight-line movement, the bottom conveyor line moves at the same speed as the rear portion of the accelerating belt line. However, when a 90° rotation is required, a cylinder rapidly extends to block one side of the box, allowing for controlled rotation.