Four-axis palletizing robots for bags, cases and cartons: 4 models, 15 to 180 kg payload and 1530 to 3130 mm reach. Four axes instead of six: the wrist has no tilt axis, and J6 turns the load through ±360°. For stacking the arm is faster than a six-axis one. If the part must be tilted or approached at an angle, use a six-axis arm.
Send the part weight, the reach you need and the cycle. We will name the model — and say plainly if a robot is not the right answer for it.
Palletizing robots for bags, cases, boxes, drums and sheet stacks. 4 models from 15 to 180 kg payload, reach 1530 to 3130 mm.
Common lines: cement, fertiliser and feed in 25 and 50 kg sacks, food and beverage cases, chemical drums, bricks and blocks. Four axes, not six: J1–J3 position the arm and J6 turns the product through ±360°. The wrist has no tilt axis, and for stacking the arm is faster than a six-axis one. Weight compensators take the static load off the drives — the factory credits them with a smaller footprint, lower power draw and smoother motion.
Size by the heaviest single pick including the vacuum head or clamp, and by the top of the finished stack rather than the pallet itself. A common mistake is specifying reach to the pallet corner and finding the last layer out of range.
| Model | Maximum payload | Reach | Repeatability | Degrees of freedom | Robot weight | Body protection | Matching electrical cabinet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Palletizing robot RP15-15 | 15 kg | 1530 mm | ±0.05 mm | 4 axes | 155 kg | IP56 | G12B |
| Palletizing robot RP18-25 | 25 kg | 1885 mm | ±0.08 mm | 4 axes | 245 kg | IP56 | G12A/G12B |
| Palletizing robot RP24-130 | 130 kg | 2485 mm | ±0.2 mm | 4 axes | 820 kg | IP67/IP54 | G15A |
| Palletizing robot RP32-180 | 180 kg | 3130 mm | ±0.1 mm | 4 axes | 845 kg | IP67/IP54 | G15A |
See how these robots are applied: Robotic Bag and Sack Palletizing, Robotic Case and Carton Palletizing