Pegasus Layer
Robotic palletizer with layer gripper
We offer a wide range of applications for their robotic gripping heads. Each solution is specifically designed to handle the type of product requested in the most efficient way.
A wide range of applications for their robotic gripping heads to manage pallet, interlayer and packaging.
Motorised with two brushless motors, the systems guarantee accurate movement control and therefore precise synchronisation with the palletising robots, avoiding any kind of interference.
Robotic palletizer and depalletizer with a special gripper designed to handle drums.
We can handle drums of different sizes, from 60 liters to 200 liters, with an easy and quick changeover.
Our experience in robotic palletizing has allowed us to realize solutions dedicated to handle and stack pails.
Our experience in robotic palletizing has allowed us to realize solutions dedicated to handle and stack jerrycans.
We design specific gripper for each sector and to meet customers's needs, supporting them to develop their business with lean and fast production facilities.
up to 11 cycles per minute.
We started to design and manufacture robotic palletizing solutions early '90s.
With Pegasus Row gripper we can reach 11 cycles per minute.
The configuration of the robotic island can be customised according to the type of container to be processed and the speed of the line.
Before the palletising phase, the row is created by means of a series of dedicated motorised conveyors.
The OCME row gripping heads can be motorised or pneumatic.
The purpose of the operation is to insert the cardboard layer-pad in the correct position in the shortest possible time and without hindering the movement of other elements such as, for example, the robot palletiser arm.
The system guarantees great autonomy for feeding the layer-pad and is suitable for both traditional and robotic palletizing installations.
Pallet with stacked interlayer pads is positioned on the upper conveyor
The scissor lift progressively raises the stack to the correct gripping position
Column type or robotic type interacting gripper puts the pads between the layers during the palletising phases
The scissor lift descends to the lower level of the conveyor to eject the pallet at the end of the pads
Self-centring motorised side guides for intermediate pads
The empty pallet infeed system supplies the palletiser with empty pallets, so that this task needs not be carried out manually.
The system is designed to guarantee maximum flexibility in terms of variations in pallet size. flexibility in terms of variations in pallet size.
The system may be used with 4 forks instead of 2, so as to be able to use half-pallets (also called “demi-pallets”).
Software that simplifies the creation of palletising pattern thanks to a mainly graphic structure.
Thanks to the engineering that develops the software for our products and a dedicated research and development department, we can offer an interface that allows our customer to create and modify the palletising programs.
This very intuitive system allows you to check the picking and depositing settings through previews generated on the screen that display the result of the settings before the machine is started.
Starting from two simple information, pack size and pallet type, the system generates a series of palletising schemes that are the starting point for the choice of the desired sequence.
The 3-D previews that accompany the entered settings facilitate the definition of the work to be done and allow you to make changes and verify the result in real time.
Further, the programming interface navigation is sequential, so you will need to complete all the steps to get a new palletising program.
Gantry layer forming system designed by OCME to enhance performance in layer forming processes to any palletiziers. Sustable for several products for food and beverage sectors.
OCME has been charged with the development of end-of-line solutions for packaging by one of the most important tissue companies in South America
The customer's request was clear: to propose and design an automatic end-of-line system and logistic management of products on pallets, starting from a green field. OCME has been able to carry out this project by automating all the needs of the Italian Futura Line Group.
Thanks to the integration of these two machines, the synergetic work between Aetna Group and Papadopoulos has produced significant results in terms of increased productivity and reduced downtime. This has allowed the major Greek player to further consolidate its leadership.