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Spokane, WA – Pearson Packaging Systems and PMMI have partnered to provide Saint George’s K-12 school robotics program with a matching fund donation through the…

Automated Top Loading for Randomly-Oriented, Easily-Damaged Products Application: A dedicated packing line for trays of frozen rolls  Speed: 68-88 products per minute depending on dual…

This fruit-based food manufacturer and co-packer struggled to keep up with increasing product demand, operating an outdated palletizer that could only stack boxes at rates…

This robotic palletizing cell has an automatic pallet dispenser that is compatible with a variety of pallet types, and it uses a shelf gripper tool with retractable forks to scoop and release up to 10 cases at a time. It’s intuitive HMI supports operation, recipe selection, and changeovers. Plus, the cell is equipped with Remote Access capability.

This juice cup manufacturer’s aging erect, pack and seal equipment was constantly going down and requiring frequent manual intervention to correct issues. Needing to increase…

Compact Automated Pack and Palletizing Cell Loading Flexible Bags into Cases or Totes Application: Automation of the complete end-of-line packaging process for a new line…

Bag Loading Application Application: Loading 2x 8lb bags of powdered building products into a case Speed: 16 bags/min with capacity for 20 ROI Justification: Replacement…

This Case Packer uses (5) FANUC SCARA robots to form pack patterns and load lunch meat tubs into cases at rates of 108 products per minute. An intuitive HMI supports operation, changeovers and troubleshooting. Plus, the cell comes with Remote Access capability, machine status lighting and safety redundancy.

This single-robot Case Packer loads bottles of vitamins at rates of 250-400 products per minute using a custom end-of-arm tool with dual vacuum pads to pack into two cases at a time. An intuitive HMI supports operation, changeovers and troubleshooting. Plus, the cell comes with Remote Access capability, machine status lighting and safety redundancy.

This small-footprint Random Robotic Case Erector can form up to 6+ cases using a customer-determined pick sequence. It’s ergonomic magazines are accessible for refill without halting production, and it has an optional oversized case option.