beRobox lists PALTZ.GO at USD 79,000

A published price for a palletizing cell

beRobox lists PALTZ.GO at USD 79,000 on its product page. The company presents it as the newest member of its PALTZ palletizing family. Its announcement describes a complete cell combining a robot, conveyor and palletizing software.

For buyers, a manufacturer-published list price provides a concrete starting point for comparison. The figure is beRobox's stated list price; specifications and the scope of the cell still matter when assessing a project. RoboHub's price transparency guide explains how it distinguishes verified manufacturer prices from records that require a quote.

What beRobox specifies

PALTZ.GO uses a Universal Robots UR20 cobot with a stated payload of 25 kg. Its 13-inch HMI touchscreen runs STACKiT, beRobox's proprietary software, through which operators can create and manage pallet patterns.

The universal infeed conveyor supports straight, left or right infeed and a height of 24–36 inches. A fork-pocket base lets a forklift move the complete cell into position. beRobox specifies up to 7 cycles per minute, stacking up to 80 inches and power from a single 120 V outlet.

The maker says installation takes less than 1 hour and that a complete risk assessment for collaborative operation is included. These are manufacturer statements, rather than independently measured results. The product page identifies PACK EXPO International 2026 as PALTZ.GO's debut event.

Compare within the PALTZ family

beRobox's family page describes a modular palletizing suite with collaborative and industrial series, powered by STACKiT. Those family descriptions should not be read as additional PALTZ.GO specifications.

Use RoboHub's PALTZ.GO record alongside its PALTZ family record and beRobox hub to compare the stated specifications and price information. A published list price makes the budget discussion more concrete; matching the cell to the intended palletizing task remains part of the comparison.