Complete Pallet Conveyor Systems

Designed to move pallets loaded with goods within warehouses

A pallet conveyor system is an automated system designed to move pallets loaded with goods within warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing plants, and other logistics facilities. These systems optimize pallet handling, improving efficiency, reducing transportation times and minimizing the need for manual labor.

Pallet Conveyors:

Roller Belts: Used to move pallets along linear paths. They can be motorized or free

Belt Conveyors: For transporting pallets on flat or inclined surfaces. They offer a more delicate handling.

Vertical Transport Systems:

Pallet Elevators: Allow you to move pallets between different levels within the warehouse.

Hoists: For transporting pallets across multiple levels within industrial buildings or multi-storey warehouses.

Sorting and Diverting Systems:

Pallet Elevators: They allow you to divert pallets from one conveyor line to another, optimizing the workflow within the warehouse.

Diverting Rollers: Systems that divert pallets in various directions, depending on their final destination, using oblique rollers or motorized guides.

Storage and Retrieval Systems:

Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (ASRS): Highly automated systems that efficiently store and retrieve pallets, using cranes and stacker cranes.

Shuttles and Shuttles: Automated vehicles that move along tracks inside racks, picking up and depositing pallets at precise locations.

Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV):

Pallet AGVs: Autonomous vehicles that transport pallets within the warehouse or plant, following paths programmed by sensors, lasers or magnetic guidance systems.

AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robots): Autonomous mobile robots that dynamically navigate the plant, adapting to obstacles and changes in the warehouse layout.

Palletizing and Depalletizing Systems:

Palletizing Robots: Robotic arms that automatically load goods onto pallets, arranging them in an organized way to optimize space.

Automatic Depalletizers: Machines that automatically remove goods from pallets, preparing them for the next stage of processing or shipping.

Control and Automation Systems:

Warehouse Management System (WMS): Controls and optimizes all pallet handling and storage operations, integrating with the company's ERP system.

Sensors and Monitoring Systems: Weight, position and presence sensors constantly monitor the status of the pallets and the transport system, ensuring precision and safety.

Safety Systems:

Safety Barriers and Fences: Protect operators from moving machinery, preventing access to dangerous areas during operation.

Emergency Stop Systems: Buttons and sensors to immediately stop the system in case of emergency.

Advantages of a Pallet Transport System:

Automates pallet transport, reducing handling times and increasing productivity. Minimizes the need for manual intervention, reducing labor costs and improving safety. systems can be integrated with other management systems and can be scaled to adapt to growing business needs. Automated systems allow you to make the most of the available space, reducing clutter and increasing storage capacity.

Pallet Conveyor System Applications:

Distribution Centers: Optimization of incoming and outgoing pallet flow, improving the loading/unloading speed of goods.

Production Plants: Automated movement of materials and finished products within production lines.

Logistics Warehouses: Efficient management and storage of pallets in large warehouses with high traffic volumes.

Food and Pharmaceutical Industry: Pallet handling in controlled environments, where efficiency and cleanliness are essential.