How Do Conveyors Integrate With Robot Palletising Systems?
Conveyors integrate with robot palletising systems by delivering products in a controlled, consistent way to the robot pick point — feeding items onto the line, spacing them correctly, and presenting them in a stable orientation for picking, with sensors keeping timing aligned to the robot.
What kind of conveyors does Reeco offer?
Reeco offers a range of industrial conveyor systems designed to handle different product types, line speeds, and layouts. These include belt conveyors, roller conveyors and modular systems that can be configured for straight runs, inclines, or product transfer between processes.
Each system is specified based on the product, environment, and required throughput.
How does the conveyor coordinate with the robot?
Integration typically includes sensors and communication with the robot system, to ensure timing and flow are aligned — the conveyor tells the robot what's arriving and when, rather than the two systems running independently.
Can conveyors handle irregular shapes or variable speeds?
Yes. This is achieved through the selection of suitable conveyor types, guides, and control systems that maintain product stability and spacing. In practice, the system is configured to match the product's characteristics and how it behaves in motion.
Can I add label printers or sensors to the line?
Yes — conveyors can be integrated with label printers, sensors, and other control systems as part of a fully connected production line, alongside the palletiser itself.
Frequently asked
What kind of conveyors does Reeco offer?
Belt conveyors, roller conveyors and modular systems, configured for straight runs, inclines or product transfer based on the product and required throughput.
How do conveyors integrate with the robot?
Through sensors and communication with the robot system, so timing and product flow stay aligned to the pick point.
Can label printers or other sensors be added to the conveyor?
Yes — conveyors can be integrated with label printers, sensors and other control systems as part of a fully connected line.
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