CHRONOS RPL-4000 SERIESHigh-performant palletizing robot

Available in

Canada & USA and Latin America

The RPL-4000 Series provides the highest production rates of our offerings. It is ideal for new factory buildings or warehouses facing volume increases.

The equipment's design allows the robot to focus solely on stacking incoming products. Other tasks, such as dispensing the pallets and the sheets, are handled automatically by independent equipment.

Full loads exit without the robot's intervention, enabling continuous palletizing operations and increased throughputs.

Speed for cases: from 20 to 80* per minute (1200 to 4800* per hour)

Speed for bags: up to 23 per minute (1380 per hour)

Applications: bags, bales, bundles, cases, trays, and totes

^{*With multi-unit picks}

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Robotic palletizer bags RPL-4111 pallet view

Robotic palletizer stacking a row of cases on a pallet

Robotic palletizer RPL-4111 bags side view

Features

Increased capabilities

Automatic pallet dispenser that can house different pallet sizes
Complete load removal without the robot’s intervention, reducing downtime considerably
Durable and low-maintenance components

Versatile robot

Carefully designed and robust end effector to ensure proper handling and protection of your product
For bags, standard models have a soft and malleable finger gripper to prevent bag damage, dropping issues, and tears
FANUC robot used for its steady performance, speed, and flexibility

Enhanced safety and palletizing control

High safety fences with interlocked access doors
Light curtains
Safety management software to lower the risk of equipment damage
Intuitive HMI with 3D visualization for easy operation, pattern creation, fault detection, and troubleshooting

Options

Finger, clamp, or vacuum end effector
Powered slip or top sheet dispenser for maximum speed
Stainless steel components to meet sanitary requirements and facilitate cleaning
Integration with third-party printers, labelers, pallet, and product traceability, and more
Multiple infeed conveyor configurations to meet your desired production rate
Stand-alone operating station which can be located anywhere along your production line
Integration with pallet wrapping and conveying equipment

Additional options for bags

Rejection conveyor for non-compliant bags
Automatic bag width adjustment
Weight check system

Specifications

Typical dimensions: 360"–391" L x 230"–254" W x 144" H (9144–9931 x 5842–6451 x 3657 mm)

Full pallet load: up to 72" H (1828 mm) with 40" x 48" layer (1000 x 1200 mm)

Electrical requirements: 460V / 3Ph / 60 Hz (other voltages available)

Models

Each model comes with an automatic pallet dispenser that positions the pallet in the desired stacking position on the motorized conveyor.

RPL-4111

Up to 23 units per minute (1380 per hour)
Picks a single unit from 1 production line
Places it on 1 stacking station on the motorized conveyor

RPL-4111

Up to 23 units per minute (1380 per hour)
Picks a single unit from 1 production line
Places it on 1 stacking station on the motorized conveyor

RPL-4311*

From 30 to 80 cases per minute (1800 to 4800 per hour)
Picks multiple units from 1 production line simultaneously
Places them on 1 stacking station on the motorized conveyor
Includes a preparation conveyor where the units are gathered
Achieves higher production rates

^{*For cases only}

RPL-4311*

From 30 to 80 cases per minute (1800 to 4800 per hour)
Picks multiple units from 1 production line simultaneously
Places them on 1 stacking station on the motorized conveyor
Includes a preparation conveyor where the units are gathered
Achieves higher production rates

^{*For cases only}

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“The robot pays for itself over time and produces real gains and savings for the company.”

Luiz Parente
Industrial Engineering Manager, Fresenius Medical Care

“Safety on this equipment is absolutely top-notch. The security fencing and the doors, the light curtains that keep people from crossing into dangerous zones. It’s very good”

Dallas Stevenson
Maintenance for Packaging Operations, Grain Millers