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PALTZ
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PALTZ

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Configurable robotic arm palletizing cell family

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According to beRobox, PALTZ is a configurable palletizing and depalletizing cell family powered by STACKiT software. The Collaborative Series and Industrial Series have different payload limits and stacking heights; the figures below identify each series rather than a single configuration. The image shows a collaborative-series example. Modules and end-of-arm tooling depend on configuration.

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collaborativePalletizingHeight
Up to 110 in (Collaborative Series)
collaborativePayload
Up to 30 kg (Collaborative Series)
industrialPalletizingHeight
114 in (Industrial Series)
industrialPayload
Up to 50 kg (Industrial Series)
maximumPalletSize
Up to 48 × 40 in
palletizingZones
2
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