At Automation Solutions and Robotics we make it possible for businesses to implement robot palletisation into their operations and perhaps as a business you may have previously considered exercising the option of having implementing and operating an automated system rather than the typical hire of labour. If you’re not familiar with the term robot palletisation, if you couldn’t guess already, it refers to the operation of an automated system which is typically in a factory or warehouse setting. Because automation is typically synonymous with cost savings, there’s now a high likeliness that you now want to hear more about robot palletisation. At Automation Solutions and Robotics we position robot palletisation as a flexible solution that allows a business to match fluctuating production. Clients who have implemented a robotic palletisation system have enjoyed having certainty over operating costs with added benefits of increased quality of packaged products. A perfect case is with our client Indoc Pty Ltd, who are a privately owned company based in Melbourne’s south east and manufactures speciality blended paints and has done so for over thirty years. Indoc Pty Ltd implemented the Fanuc palletising robot cells across their production system in order to enhance their rate of production, lower instances to OH&S Risks and minimise their reliance on external labour hire. The Fanuc M710iC robots that were selected for the implementation operated Ethernet I/P for the fieldbus with Pro Face HMI allowing the end user with an intuitive level of monitoring and control. Indoc Pty Ltd will now continue to enjoy all the benefits of operating a robot palletisation that has added value to their business and operations on various fronts.
Robotics and Automation Systems
As a company assisting clients with the end to end implementation of robot palletising systems, Automation Solutions and Robotics are continually excited by the technology behind robotic palletisation systems that allows businesses to operate more efficiently and potentially save them money in the long term. As specialists in the field of robot palletisation we pretty much know everything about Fanuc robots and various other robotic functions associated with robot palletisation. We enjoy consulting manufacturers on their existing process and our eyes genuinely light up when identifying opportunities for a robot palletiser to be implemented that will improve their business processes and add value to the business overall. Being an all-inclusive automation solution consulting team, go all-in with every appointment by our clients to ensure the best result is achieved. Our process typically involves us Initially taking a thorough assessment of your existing operations to understand the way your business operates and highlight processes where automation can take place. A component of our in depth review will typically involve us considering the types of products you are looking to palletise. Our analysis also includes us considering your throughput, being how many cases per hour you’re looking to produce. When engaging with you we would provide our full thorough run down of our initial consult.
Robot Palletisation Bag Palletiser
If you’re in the space of manufacturing or even repackaging a product for sale, there’s likeliness you may have witnessed some repetition in your current manual process that you are convinced there must be a better, easier and more cost effective way such as with robot palletisation. For example, perhaps your manufacturing process involves filling up a bag or packet with your product and you’re now looking to explore options that would allow this non value adding task to be completed with minimal fuss and cost. Naturally, if you understand your competitors are continuing to operate the manual process, by automating your process, you could give your business that edge, meaning you could begin charging lower prices to win more market share. Home Hill Stockfeed being a family owned business that operates out of Northern Queensland provides quality products to the farming industry and provides us a prime example of how robot bag palletisation can improve efficiency to a business. By implementing a palletising robot into their production solved manual filling processes that were previously in place and also minimised OH&S risks associated with bag stacking. Following our implementation, our client began enjoying a decrease in costs associated with the robot palletiser.