Palletising Robots
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Palletising robots automatically stack or unstack products, cases, or bags onto pallets at the end of a production or packaging line. The suppliers below manufacture, integrate, or distribute palletising robot systems, including end-of-arm tooling and cell design, for European manufacturing and logistics operations.
What Palletising Robots suppliers provide
Suppliers in this category design, manufacture, or integrate robotic systems dedicated to stacking or unstacking products, cases, bags, or trays onto pallets at the end of a production or packaging line. Their core competence lies in matching robot payload, reach, and cycle speed to the product and pallet pattern, along with end-of-arm gripper design and integration with upstream conveyors and packaging equipment. Many suppliers also provide cell layout, safety fencing, and commissioning services. This category is distinct from welding robots and general industrial robots, which are built and programmed for different tasks and payload profiles. In the pre-selection phase, compare which product types, throughput rates, and industries each supplier specialises in rather than individual robot specifications.
Relevant standards
Palletising robot cells are typically designed to the safety requirements of ISO 10218-1 for the robot and ISO 10218-2 for the integrated system, with the risk assessment following EN ISO 12100. Safety-related control functions, such as guarding interlocks, commonly reference ISO 13849-1.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a palletising robot and a general industrial robot?
A palletising robot is an industrial robot configured and programmed specifically for stacking or unstacking loads onto pallets, typically with grippers and motion profiles optimised for that task rather than general-purpose use.