Application first
Define what must move, how fast, where it must be placed and what can vary.
Oxford Industrial Automation
A practical automation partner for your palletising project.
Start with your product, output and site. We define the robot, tooling, controls, safeguarding and line equipment needed to put the complete cell into production.
Our approach
The robot is selected after the production requirement is understood.
A complete palletising system depends on more than reach and payload. We review the product, required output, pack presentation, pallet pattern, available space, operator interaction and upstream or downstream equipment.
That evidence shapes the robot, end effector, conveyors, sensing, pallet handling, controls and safety architecture.
Complete interface ownership
Treat tooling, product flow, machine signals, safety and operator access as one system.
Evidence-led decisions
Use samples, videos, drawings, rate data and trials to remove assumptions before deployment.
Clear handover
Agree testing, installation, commissioning, training and acceptance requirements.
Palletising capability
From light flexible cells to heavy-duty industrial palletising.
Our wider reference robot range spans 3–300 kg payload, with representative palletising platforms at 65 kg, 80 kg and 160 kg. Platform data is used as a starting point; final suitability is confirmed against the complete moving payload and application.
- Boxes, cartons, trays and shrink packs
- Bags, sacks and flexible filled packs
- Bottles, cans, jars and container collations
- Compact cobot and safeguarded industrial cells
- Pattern recipes, pallet handling and line controls
A useful first conversation
Show us the current process and the finished pallet you need.
Product samples, a short line video, target output, pallet drawings and a floor layout let us ask better questions and identify the right next technical step.