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Cases arrive and are accumulated on an accumulating conveyor. Product is collated, formed into rows, cross pushed when needed, picked, and stacked onto the pallet. ABOUT PEARSON Pearson Packaging Systems specializes in secondary packaging automation solutions. With the industry’s broadest portfolio of customizable machinery to erect, pack, seal, and palletize top-loaded cartons, cases and trays, Pearson is uniquely positioned to offer turnkey systems. Discover more at https://pearsonpkg.com/equipment/palletize/configurable-robotic-palletizer/

Container bins are received and buffered to the bin loading station. Cases are fed into the palletizing infeed conveyor from the customers conveyor. Once two cases are accumulated at the pick station, they are registered and aligned allowing for robotic handling. The robot picks the cases from the bottom with a fork style tool and places them in the bin with the proper orientation.

The TF25 is a rugged, mechanically driven tray former engineered for high reliability and consistent output. Capable of producing up to 25 trays per minute, it features an active forming section with a rollover mechanism for precise tray construction. Built on a heavy-duty welded tubular frame, the TF25 integrates Allen-Bradley controls with a user-friendly PanelView HMI for intuitive operation. PackML-compliant and optimized for total cost of ownership, the TF25 offers flexibility through custom engineering options, seamless system integration, and comprehensive aftermarket support ensuring maximized uptime and long-term performance.

When is Robust Packaging Equipment Essential? What comes to mind when you hear the term low-speed packaging operation? An underutilized line where cases trickle through…

In this application, a Pearson case erector and case sealer form consistently square and securely sealed cases. Delta and 6-axis robots share the workload by picking and placing pulp inserts, picking and placing jars into cases, and placing and tamping jar lids. An iTrak conveyor with custom carts provides speed and flexibility to run many products and varying pack patterns. And, automatic-tool change makes switching between different case packs simple.

With the summer coming to an end, we regularly experience a reenergization of the manufacturing industry. As you get ready to tackle open or new automation projects, I’d like to share some noteworthy developments at Pearson Packaging Systems with you.

A FANUC robot with uptime averaging 80,000+ MTBF and an end-of-arm tool that handles pallets, slip sheets, and trays. An intuitive HMI supports operation, recipe selection and troubleshooting. Plus, the cell is also equipped with Remote Access capability.

This robust, flexible solution can pack cases in a programmable variety of top load pack patterns with maximum uptime. Sealed RSC cases arrive traveling length parallel to flow and are accumulated on zoned motor driven roller conveyor. Product is collated, picked, and stacked onto the pallet.

This robust, flexible solution can pack cases in a wide variety of pack patterns with maximum uptime. Jugs of oil are received on the dedicated product conveyor and convey into the cell. The jug is side pushed and the next jug advances. The two jugs are picked up by the robot and loaded directly into the case. The case exits the cell and gets sealed. The robot will pick up the group cases and place on the pallet.

Configured for a wide range of case applications and corrugate variances, Pearson’s CE15 Case Erector reliably opens knockdown cases at speeds of up to 15CPM.