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Vertical packaging of slabs
In the process of vertical packaging, the slabs are tilted 90 degrees in stages and placed on their side.
Slabs are stacked on each other on a pallet using a robot with a clamp or vacuum tool.
This machine applies a strong strapping band around the stacked slabs.
The input of sales pallets is automated using a robot and centering mechanism.
The stacked and strapped slabs are picked up by a robot, tilted 90 degrees, and placed on a pallet or directly onto a packaging conveyor.
This machine applies a cover film over the tilted packages.
Tightens a strong strapping band horizontally around the slab package. This secures the top film and reinforces the package.
Provides the package with labels and tags, on which product data can be printed as well.
The completed packet is transported via the packaging conveyor outside the production hall.
The stacking crane removes packages from the packaging conveyor and places them in intermediate storage or onto lorries. From there, the packages can be transported to a storage area using forklifts. The advantage of using lorries loaded with multiple packages is that fewer transport movements are required.
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