ManufacturingKawasaki RoboticsJapan
CP180L
High-speed palletizer from Kawasaki's CP series: 180 kg at the gripper and a 3255 mm horizontal reach — one robot serves up to four pallets at once. Throughput of up to 2050 cycles per hour (at 130 kg load) covers high-speed packaging lines. Dedicated palletizing software simplifies stacking pattern setup.
Specifications
- Payload
- 180 kg
- Reach
- 3255 mm
- Throughput
- up to 2050 cycles/h (at 130 kg)
- Repeatability
- ±0.5 mm
- Axes
- 4
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Applications
- Palletizing cartons in food production
- Stacking bags of bulk product
- Serving several packaging lines with one robot
- Building tall pallets thanks to the high vertical reach
- Depalletizing at warehouse receiving
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