Fruit box palletizing in Mexico
The full box leaves your line and a robot stacks it on the pallet, with the pattern your shipment calls for. If your line packs fruit, it gets solved here.
When it pays off in a packing house
When stacking already takes several people per shift, or when each pack calls for its own pattern and shipping errors start to pile up.
The load sets the terms: an 11.34 kg box is within what NOM-036, Mexico's manual handling standard, allows a person to lift, but the cumulative mass of 10,000 kg per workday comes up fast at peak, and the top layers of the pallet are the ones that hurt most.
What we need to know
- Dimensions and weight of each box that leaves the line.
- Pallet and maximum height of your shipment.
- Boxes per minute at the end of your line.
- How many packs run on the same day.
- Whether the pallet goes to cold storage, to the dock or straight to the truck.
We do it with Target Robotics
The palletizers are built by Target Robotics, our sister company in the same San Luis Potosí plant. If your line packs fruit, you come in through Agro and we look at it together with the infeed and the outfeed.
Do you palletize something other than fruit? They will take care of you directly on their site.
Questions about fruit palletizing
What is fruit box palletizing?
Agro or Target? Who do I talk to?
How many fruit boxes go on a pallet?
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Which box leaves your line?
With your boxes per minute and your pallet we will tell you whether palletizing goes first or whether another cell is the better start.