By end-of-arm tooling · Cobot palletizing
Bottle palletizing — water, oil and bottled drinks
In short
Bottled lines palletize cases or shrink packs with a dedicated gripper matched to the pack, typically 30–50 kg per pick. iPack cobot cells run 8–10 cycles a minute and stack bottled goods to 2,000 mm, or 2,400–2,600 mm with the lift axis.
- Gripper matched to the case or shrink-pack footprint
- 30 kg or 50 kg payload, 8–10 cycles per minute
- Stacks to 2,600 mm — storage density without a taller building
- Two pallet stations in about 6 m²
30–50 kg picks
Multi-pack cases and shrink packs are the design case.
2,600 mm stacks
The lift axis is what buys the extra height.
Cup or clamp
Smooth shrink packs take cups; multi-pack cases with open tops take a clamp.
Mixed SKU patterns
Each pattern is a recipe on the touchscreen.
Bottled lines — model choice
| Line rate | Model | Payload | Stack |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low / medium | SCP-530D | 30 kg | 2,000 mm |
| Heavy cases | SCP-550D | 50 kg | 2,000 mm |
| High bay | SCP-630D | 30 kg | 2,600 mm |
| High bay, heavy | SCP-650D | 50 kg | 2,600 mm |
In the field
Photographed on customer floors
Buyer questions
What buyers ask before ordering
Which gripper for bottled water?
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Shrink-wrapped water packs take a vacuum cup tool because the film is airtight. Open-top or tray-less multi-pack cases usually need a clamp instead. Both mount on the same cells.
How tall can it stack?
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2,000 mm including the pallet on the five-axis models, or 2,400–2,600 mm on the six-axis models with the 500° lift axis.
Can it palletize more than one drink product?
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Yes — each pack format and pallet pattern is stored as a recipe, recalled from the touchscreen. No robot programming is involved.
What does the cell need to be installed?
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A level floor, 220 V supply and about 6 m² for the two pallet stations. It is a mobile frame, so no foundation and no re-commissioning when it moves line.
Send us the load. We will size the machine.
Load dimensions, weight and the rate the line has to keep up with are enough for a machine recommendation and a firm quotation.