order picking palletising of plastic totes

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Projektinformation Industrieroboter GmbH Robot Lines Represented by: Raupack Ltd, 131 High Street, Old Woking, Surrey, GU22 9LD Tel: 01483 736800, Fax: : 01483 736810 e-Mail: info@raupack.co.uk, Internet: www.raupack.co.uk Overview of the palletising area The Boots company in Britain is a leading player in the growing wellbeing market sector and offers here alongside the classical pharmacy products a large palette of services. The picture illustrates the gallery portal robot system consisting of 2 FP 100 Omega robots which operate over the extent of the complete gantry area. The robots palletise order-picked incoming re-usable totes onto shop pallets, with a capacity of in total 1600 containers per hour. The containers are then taken in a multiple grip in two's or three's and placed in one of eight pallets in receiving positions according to the required layer pattern. In addition to handling the totes, the same robot heads transport the empty pallets as needed. The scope of delivery included the portal robots and the palletiser conveyor system. The system, integrated by Knapp Logistics, was installed in June 2002. Order picking palletising of plastic totes Re-usable plastic container

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Projektinformation

Industrieroboter GmbH

Robot Lines

Represented by: Raupack Ltd, 131 High Street, Old Woking, Surrey, GU22 9LDTel: 01483 736800, Fax:: 01483 736810

e-Mail: [email protected], Internet: www.raupack.co.uk

Overview of the palletising area

The Boots company in Britain is a leading player in the growingwellbeing market sector and offers here alongside the classical pharmacy products a large palette of services.

The picture illustrates the gallery portal robot system consistingof 2 FP 100 Omega robots which operate over the extent of thecomplete gantry area. The robots palletise order-picked incomingre-usable totes onto shop pallets, with a capacity of in total1600 containers per hour. The containers are then taken in a multiple grip in two's or three's and placed in one of eight pallets in receiving positions according to the required layer pattern.In addition to handling the totes, the same robot heads transportthe empty pallets as needed.

The scope of delivery included the portal robots and the palletiser conveyor system.

The system, integrated by Knapp Logistics, was installed in June 2002.

Order picking palletising of plastic totes

Re-usableplastic container