MOBILE PALLETISERS
Mobile Palletising Solutions
Designed to revolutionise your operations, our mobile palletisers are engineered to eliminate downstream bottlenecks, ensuring consistent, high-throughput performance for seamless operations.
With over 40 years of experience and award-winning expertise, we are committed to delivering custom solutions tailored to your specific needs. Our new mobile cell design allows for unparalleled flexibility, making it easy to move the unit using a forklift, ensuring your operations run smoothly and efficiently.
Product Specifications
- Dimensions:
- Length: 3042 mm
- Width: 2122 mm
- Height: 2410 mm
- Performance:
- Speed: Up to 15 picks per minute*
- Applications: Crates, bags, cartons, and more
- Mobility:
- Designed with dedicated fork entry for easy movement
- Safety Features:
- Fully contained cell with colour-coded LED doors
- Pricing:
- Purchase starting from $170k*
- Rental from $6200* per month
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