Technologies

Logistics and warehouse receiving areas for inbound pallet breakdown • Third-party logistics (3PL) facilities handling diverse client products

Production lines with fragile products (e.g., thin-walled containers, wrapped bundles) • Facilities with low ceiling height or space constraints

High-volume production lines for uniform cases (e.g., beverage, food, consumer goods) • Operations requiring extremely high palletizing speeds with precise layer patterns

Distribution centers struggling with manual mixed SKU order picking and palletizing • Warehouses seeking to revolutionize their store delivery preparation process

Grocery distribution centers building store-specific, mixed-SKU pallets • Retail supply chains aiming to optimize shelf restocking labor at stores

Manufacturing and processing facilities with multiple production lines • Industries requiring high-volume, automated end-of-line palletizing

Processing and manufacturing facilities with single or multiple packaging lines • Plants with space constraints requiring compact, high-efficiency solutions

Transporting products continuously between multiple floors in a facility • Applications requiring faster vertical transport than reciprocating lifts