Palletizers & Depalletizers
Palletizer Opera
Low level infeed palletizer Opera with steady pallet loading system is suitable for low/medium production capacity.
The low level infeed palletizer Opera for low/medium production capacity
The core of the machine structure has two columns made of 5mm painted carbon steel sheet. Motor power to lift the layer loading/unloading head is provided by an inverter and encoder control. The lift/lowering motion of the head is achieved through 1¼” chains and steel wheels sliding on guides made of high resistance steel.
OPERA can be equipped with a single or double-layer pushing system at 90° to the infeed. The Layer discharge head with roller platform opens in the middle, making it suitable for any palletizing pattern and type of package. The independent and motorized side-compacting guides allow an automatic change-over of the palletizing patterns and pallet dimensions. The design allows easy access to any part of the machine for easy maintenance and configuration.
Production capacity: up to 4 layers/min.
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