Advanced Collaborative Palletizing Robot Stacker for Efficient Operations

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Advanced Collaborative Palletizing Robot Stacker for Efficient Operations

Customization:	Available
Application:	Automotive, Electronics, Food and Beverage, Logistics, Pharmaceutical
Control Mode:	Continuous Path Control

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Product Description

📊Basic Information

Model

BS20

Degrees of Freedom

4-axis

Drive Mode

Electric

Payload Capacity

100 kg

Maximum Arm Span

1730mm

Repeat Accuracy

±0.1mm

Mass

82kg

Motion Range

±170%

Working Radius

Max 1460mm

Power

AC220V 10A+

⚙️Product Specification & Advantages

Core Applications:
1. Automotive Manufacturing: repetitive processes such as component assembly and screw tightening.
2. Electronics Industry: precision component welding and circuit board testing.
3. Food Processing: packaging and sorting, adhering to strict hygiene standards.
4. Warehousing: handle goods and organize shelves for flexible logistics.

Key Advantages:
• High Safety: Collision detection for close human collaboration.
• High Flexibility: Rapid adaptation to high-variety production.
• Easy Deployment: Quick installation without complex protective gear.
• Efficiency: Frees workers for high-value tasks.

📋Technical Parameters

Product Name	Industrial collaborative robots
Load	50Kg
Working radius	1650mm / 1800mm
Stacking height	300-2200mm (including pallet)
Equipment weight	550kg
Rated voltage	Single-phase 220V

🛠️Service & Support

• Standard Warranty: 12 months or 2,000 operating hours.
• Extended Warranty: Optional coverage up to 36 months.
• Global Support: 24/7 technical assistance and spare parts supply.
• Training: On-site or remote operation and maintenance training.

🏢Manufacturer Overview

We are a modern high-tech enterprise focusing on the research and development of industrial robots, palletizing systems, and logistics automation lines. By integrating high-quality components from global leaders, we provide precision manufacturing and system technical solutions for chemical, food, beverage, and automated logistics industries.