Depalletizer
Ref: DEPAL31
Used robot depalletizer Fanuc 2003

Used robot depalletizer Fanuc 2003 – The ultimate solution for depalletizing operations

Are you looking for a reliable and efficient depalletizer robot for your business operations?

Look no further than the 2003 Fanuc model M-410 iB 160 depalletizer robot. Featuring a cardboard picking head and available base, this depalletizer is designed specifically for depalletizing tasks. Thanks to intelligent cable routing within the hollow wrist, high operating speeds and high inertia and moments of the wrist, this machine can handle large grippers and heavy loads with ease.

Its servo gripper with 6-axis control offers better adaptability in handling products of different sizes. Operating within an optimized workspace and with high vertical travel, this robot can depalletize products up to a height of almost 2.7 metres.

The base and controller integrated into the pedestal (or available non-pedestal version) save floor space and simplify transportation and setup. Upgrade your depalletizing operations with the Fanuc 2003 Depalletizing Robot – the ultimate solution for efficient and effective depalletizing.

With gripper head to depalletize one layer of bottles at a time (inflatable) Bottle holder system
This used Fanuc robot depalletizer has a particular bottle gripper:

The bottle neck gripping system uses inflatable bars.
This system helps to process shaped bottles and therefore allows them to be placed on the loading surface with irregular bottles.
The classic push system has this limitation, it cannot process bottles other than round ones.
But the Fanuc depalletizer robot has a speed of 200 layers per hour up to a maximum of 12,000 BPH.

Another important feature is the space required to work with that equipment, compared to traditional systems at least 50% of the usable surface is saved; for the same performance, a robot is always preferable, also because by being able to change the bottle gripper, all types of bottles can be processed with very high load peaks.