RI Industrial Palletizing Cell – Robotic Palletizing up to 180 kg
A robotic palletizing cell for loads up to 180 kg, from a single cell to a complete end-of-line system with pallet dispensing and automatic stretch wrapping.
- 110–180 kg
- 2400 / 3100 mm reach
- 4 axes
- IP54 · 380 V
International delivery · Installation, training and technical support
From the product on the line to the finished pallet, with minimal manual handling.
In the full configuration, the system takes products from the line, builds the pallet, feeds empty pallets, wraps and moves out the finished pallet. The operator only loads empty pallet stacks and clears the finished-pallet area.
The end of the line limits output
The line runs faster than people can palletize, and heavy bags and bundles raise the risk of injury.
Heavy loads, high pace
Heavy bags and bundles handled by hand for the whole shift.
Separate steps
Palletizing, wrapping and transport are done separately, with idle time in between.
One automated flow
The robot, pallet feeding and wrapping run in sync with the line.
Modular automation that grows when you need it
Start simple, expand step by step
Begin with the robotic cell alone, then add conveyors, a pallet dispenser and wrapping.
- No major changes to your infrastructure
Gripper matched to the product
Vacuum for boxes and bundles, mechanical for bags, multipick for higher throughput.
- Product alignment and rotation before palletizing
Heavy-duty robot
4-axis robot from 110 to 180 kg, RI, FANUC or Kawasaki, with 2400 or 3100 mm reach.
- Floor mounted
- 380 V
Safety configured
Safety kit with fence, door lock and light tower, optionally with an end-of-line conveyor.
- IP54 protection
Live data with RiA Ecosystem
Monitoring of palletizing, production and logistics flow, with fast bottleneck detection.
- Syncs with autonomous logistics robots
Where it fits
Building materials, feed, chemicals
Heavy bags palletized with a mechanical gripper.
Stable loads in transitFood, beverage, FMCG
Boxes and bundles with vacuum or multipick grippers.
Keeps pace with the lineFully automated end of line
Palletizing, pallet feeding, wrapping and finished-pallet buffer.
The operator only handles logisticsUp and running in 4 simple steps
Flow review
We study the product, volume and available space.
Configuration
We choose the robot, gripper and modules.
Installation and integration
We connect the cell to the line and, optionally, to RiA Ecosystem.
Production
Finished pallets come out wrapped and ready to ship.
Cobot or industrial cell?
| RI Collaborative Palletizer | RI Industrial Palletizing Cell | |
|---|---|---|
| Payload | 16–40 kg, depending on the cobot | 110–180 kg |
| Floor space | No fence in most applications, subject to risk assessment; small footprint | Fenced cell, safety kit |
| Automation | Palletizing cell | Up to a full end of line with wrapping |
Technical specifications
| Brand | RI, FANUC, Kawasaki |
|---|---|
| Payload | 110 / 120 / 130 / 160 / 180 kg |
| Working radius | 2400 / 3100 mm |
| Axes | 4 |
| Safety | Safety fence, door interlock and light column |
|---|---|
| Pallet flow | Manual / automated (pallet dispenser and wrapping) |
| Protection | IP54 |
| Installation | Floor |
| Power supply | 380 V |
What customers ask us
What products can it palletize?
Boxes, bags, bundles and other packaged goods, with a gripper suited to each.
Can I start with the robotic cell only?
Yes. The system is modular: add pallet feeding and wrapping later.
What power supply is needed?
380 V.
Can it connect to existing systems?
Through RiA Ecosystem, the cell syncs with the production line and with manual or autonomous logistics flows.
Is the end of your line slowing production?
Tell us the product, volume and available space. We propose the right configuration and send you an offer.
10 years of experience · 500 robots installed · 1000+ clients
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