What Types of Products Can Be Palletised With a Cobot?
Reeco's cobot palletisers can handle a wide range of packaged products, including boxes, trays, bags and containers. These systems are typically used for food products, beverages, consumer goods, and industrial materials packed into consistent formats for palletising.
How does the gripper affect what can be palletised?
The cobot is fitted with a suitable gripper to match the product type, allowing it to handle everything from rigid cartons and shrink-wrapped trays to softer items like sacks or flexible packaging.
What's the general rule for whether a product can be palletised?
If the product can be presented consistently on a conveyor or feed system, it can usually be palletised using a cobot. Consistent presentation — size, orientation and spacing — matters more than the product category itself.
What if I run more than one product on the same line?
See Can a Cobot Palletiser Handle Multiple SKUs Without Retooling? for how product changeovers are handled without a physical changeover.
Frequently asked
What product types can a cobot palletiser handle?
Boxes, trays, bags and containers — including rigid cartons, shrink-wrapped trays, and softer items like sacks or flexible packaging, with a gripper matched to the product.
Which industries typically use cobot palletising?
Food products, beverages, consumer goods, and industrial materials packed into consistent formats.
What determines whether a product can be palletised?
Whether it can be presented consistently on a conveyor or feed system — consistency of presentation matters more than the product category.
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