ER120 Palletizing Robot System

Product Introduction

The ER120 Palletizing Robot System is developed by Simida Intelligence to meet the batching and multi-batching needs of the chemical fiber industry. It is equipped with an independently developed intelligent palletizing system, capable of automatically identifying empty pallets. It is integrated with a robot body featuring renowned brand components such as the Nippon Denso reducer and KEBA controller, offering excellent precision and speed, ensuring stable and efficient 24/7 operation.
ER120 stacking robot with a reach of 2400mm, carrying capacity of 120KG, capable of stacking up to six layers of fiberboard boxes, meeting industry stacking requirements, and widely applicable. The system is an integrated hardware and software solution. Customers can purchase the equipment, wire it up, and install it without needing to develop any programs. With clamping, suction, and gripper attachments, it can automatically stack boxes, bottles, bags, and other materials from the front-end packaging line according to customer specifications, suitable for enterprises in industries such as food, 3C electronics, home appliances, etc., with diverse product types and mixed stacking requirements.

Performance Features

Automatic Identification of Zero Plates

Equipped with an intelligent stacking system, capable of automatically identifying empty pallets, well-suited for multi-batch small-lot stacking requirements.

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  Palletizing accurate and efficient

  Equipped with high-quality robot bodies, operates flexibly, stacks accurately, operates stably for 24 hours, balancing efficiency and quality.

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  Energy-saving and environmentally friendly

  Robots are compact and space-saving; most parts are concentrated at the bottom, allowing for agile arm movement with low energy consumption.

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  Photoelectric safety protection

  Equipped with photoelectric safety protection, automatic alarm and pause are triggered upon foreign objects entering the work area, to prevent accidental injuries.