Layer palletising remains the most productive way to build a pallet of uniform packs. The layer is formed first, then transferred complete onto the pallet, with flat pads inserted automatically where the load needs them.
- Bundles, multipacks, cases, trays and crates
- Low or high level product infeed
- Moving or steady pallet versions
- Automatic flat-pad insertion
- Integrated layer-pushing version available
- Compact double-sliding-table version for restricted floor space
| High level infeed, moving pallet | up to 600 layers/hour |
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| Low level infeed, double sliding table | up to 570 layers/hour |
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| Low level infeed, steady pallet | up to 300 layers/hour |
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| Simplified version | up to 240 layers/hour |
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