Non-food
Palletising plays a crucial role in the non-food consumer goods industry, where efficiency, precision, and speed are paramount. As consumer demands continue to evolve, manufacturers in this sector are under constant pressure to enhance their production processes. Palletising, the process of loading and arranging products onto pallets for storage, transportation, and distribution, has become a cornerstone in achieving these objectives.
Palletising plays a crucial role in streamlining operations by automating the packing and stacking of goods. Automated palletising systems significantly increase efficiency and throughput, enabling manufacturers to meet growing consumer demands while reducing labor costs. Non-food consumer goods, ranging from electronics to household appliances, come in various shapes and sizes. Palletising allows for the strategic arrangement of products, optimising the use of warehouse space and ensuring that each pallet is loaded to its maximum capacity. This results in reduced storage costs and improved logistics.
CSi’s robotic palletising systems have become increasingly popular in the non-food consumer goods industry. These robots can efficiently handle a wide variety of products, offering high precision and adaptability. They are also capable of working collaboratively with human operators in a shared workspace, enhancing overall efficiency.
Our palletising systems can be integrated into the broader framework of Industry 4.0, leveraging data analytics, Internet of Things (IoT), and real-time connectivity. This integration allows for predictive maintenance, performance optimisation, and improved decision-making based on the analysis of production data.
Case stories
Let the robot do the heavy work
Handling batteries at the end of the production line is a heavy and monotonous task.
CSi convinced the customer that this could be done automatically and delivered a robot palletising system.