Buying guide
Palletizing Robots: Buying Guide, Prices and Models
A palletizing robot stacks cases, bags or trays onto pallets at the end of a line, and a depalletizing robot does the reverse, replacing the most injury-prone manual job in packaging.
660 robots in our catalogue are tagged to the 2 applications in this guide.
Palletizing is where many plants buy their first robot: the task is repetitive, the loads are heavy, and the pattern is predictable. Articulated arms handle high rates and heavy cases; collaborative palletizers trade speed for a smaller footprint and easier redeployment; gantry systems cover multiple lines.
Mixed-SKU and depalletizing cells add vision and software to recognise case sizes and build stable, order-specific pallets. The application pages below separate those two jobs; the models tagged to each come from the catalogue.
Applications
What to look for
- Payload and reach
- Payload must cover the heaviest case plus the gripper; reach must cover the full pallet height at the far corner, typically 1.8 to 2.4 m stack heights on a standard pallet footprint.
- Rate
- Cycles per minute at your case weight decides whether one robot keeps up with the line. Cobot palletizers typically manage 8 to 13 cycles per minute; industrial arms go well beyond that.
- Gripper and case types
- Vacuum grippers suit sealed cases; mechanical or clamp grippers handle bags, trays and shrink-wrapped bundles. Mixed loads need a gripper that adapts and a vision system that reads case dimensions.
- Safety and footprint
- Industrial cells need guarding and light curtains; collaborative palletizers rely on force limiting and area scanners so operators can swap pallets without stopping the line.
- Pattern software
- Pallet-pattern software should let line staff build and change patterns without programming, and handle slip sheets, interlocking layers and multiple pallet stations.
Representative models
The most completely documented models tagged to these applications. Figures are the manufacturer's; blanks mean not published.
| Model | Maker | Payload | Reach | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KUAVO 5-W MAX | Leju Robotics | 未発表 | ||
| KW1020B-2000 | Shandong Kewei Robot | 未発表 | ||
| 4 axis robot arm KW1030M-1835 | Shandong Kewei Robot | 未発表 | ||
| Robotic palletizer KW1010M-1500 | Shandong Kewei Robot | 未発表 | ||
| KW1015B-1700 | Shandong Kewei Robot | 未発表 | ||
| KW1030B-1850 | Shandong Kewei Robot | 未発表 | ||
| Cobot Palletizer KW1030D-1800 | Shandong Kewei Robot | 未発表 | ||
| KW1035B-1850 | Shandong Kewei Robot | 未発表 |
Prices
Priced models
31
From
$2,999
Median
$30,302
Up to
$134,667
Verified published prices in the Industrial Robot category; most manufacturers quote per deployment.See the Industrial Robot price guide.
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よくある質問
What is a palletizing robot?
A palletizing robot stacks cases, bags or trays onto pallets at the end of a line, and a depalletizing robot does the reverse, replacing the most injury-prone manual job in packaging.
How much does a palletizing robot cost?
Across the 31 palletizing robots in our catalogue with a verified published price, prices run from $2,999 to $134,667, with a median of $30,302. Integration, tooling and software are extra, and most manufacturers quote per deployment.
Which palletizing robots should I look at first?
KUAVO 5-W MAX, KW1020B-2000, 4 axis robot arm KW1030M-1835, Robotic palletizer KW1010M-1500 and KW1015B-1700 are among the most completely documented models for this application in our catalogue of 660. Every listing shows verified specifications and pricing where published.
What jobs do palletizing robots do?
The applications in this guide, with the number of catalogued robots tagged to each: end of line palletizing (473), mixed sku palletizing (187).
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