What Happens During a Free Trial or Proof-of-Concept?
Palletising trials demonstrate the machine physically handling your own product on pallets, while trials involving AMRs show how they would be programmed and managed on your site — both are free and carry no obligation to buy.
What does a palletising trial actually show?
Your own product — not a generic sample — is run through the cell so you can see real stacking, cycle time and stability, rather than judging the system on a demo product that doesn't match what you actually pack.
What does an AMR trial show?
AMR trials focus on demonstrating programming and fleet management — how routes are set up, how the system is monitored, and how it would fit your site's layout.
What happens after the trial?
If it's a fit, the trial results feed directly into planning installation and give a real basis for estimating ROI, rather than working from assumptions.
Frequently asked
What happens during a free palletising trial?
The machine physically handles your own product on pallets, so you see real stacking and cycle time, not a generic demo.
What happens during an AMR proof-of-concept?
It demonstrates how the AMR fleet would be programmed and managed for your specific site.
Is there any obligation after a free trial?
No — Reeco's trials are free and carry no obligation to proceed.
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