SCP-630D
Cobot Palletizing Machine
A 30 kg collaborative palletizer with a 500° vertical lift axis that raises the stack to 2,400–2,600 mm including the pallet.
- Payload
- 30 kg
- Cycles per Minute
- 8 – 10
- Working Radius
- 1,900 mm
- Max. Stack Height (incl. pallet)
- 2,600 mm
- Installed Power
- 3.3 kW
- Power Supply
- AC 220 V, 50 Hz
Why this model
Four things that decide whether it is the right machine for you
2,600 mm stack
A 500° lift axis takes the load to 2,400–2,600 mm including the pallet.
6-axis motion
Lift axis plus the five arm axes: the arm reaches the top layer without the frame growing.
No programming
Same five-minute pattern entry as the rest of the range.
8–10 cycles/min
Throughput is not traded away for the extra height.
About the SCP-630D
Full engineering description(expand)
The SCP-630D adds a 500° vertical lift axis to the portable cell, which is what takes a 30 kg carton from the 2,000 mm ceiling of the standard model to 2,400–2,600 mm including the pallet. Everything else is deliberately familiar: five-minute pattern entry on the 15-inch touchscreen, 8–10 cycles per minute at ±0.1 mm, two pallet stations in about 6 m², silicone vacuum gripper for cartons and metal cases, and CE-certified safety with light curtain, radar or fencing quoted to the layout. It is the model for warehouses chasing storage density without buying a taller building.
Standard features
- No-code pattern setup: carton and pallet dimensions entered on the 15-inch touchscreen generate the stacking pattern in about five minutes
- Servo arm with ±0.1 mm repeat positioning, so the pattern lands the same on every pallet
- Two pallet stations in about 6 m² — pallets are changed without stopping the line
- Vacuum gripper with silicone cups for cartons, smooth surfaces and metal cases; tools change in minutes
- Arm, controller cabinet and pallet base share one mobile frame and move with a manual pallet truck
- CE certified; light curtain, radar or fence optional; TCP/IP, I/O and Modbus for line integration
Advantages at a glance
- Move it to another line with a pallet truck — no foundation, no re-installation
- New SKU on the line is a five-minute pattern entry, not a integrator call-out
- One supplier for the palletizer, the wrapper and the racking it feeds
- Operator-level training; no robot programming background needed
Need the datasheet?
We send the full SCP-630D datasheet, a layout drawing for your site and a budget price — usually within one working day.
Built to your order
- Voltage and frequency to your site standard
- Siemens, Mitsubishi or Inovance controls
- Film width, turntable diameter and colour set at order
- English manual, CE declaration and spare-parts list
Technical data
SCP-630D specifications
Values below are for the standard configuration. Anything marked customisable can be changed at order — ask us before you design around it.
Identification
- Model
- SCP-630D
Performance
- Payload
- 30 kg
- Cycles per Minute
- 8 – 10
Dimensions & weight
- Working Radius
- 1,900 mm
- Max. Stack Height (incl. pallet)
- 2,600 mm
- Machine Weight
- ≈ 475 – 500 kg
Power & control
- Installed Power
- 3.3 kW
- Power Supply
- AC 220 V, 50 Hz
In the field
Where the SCP-630D earns its keep
SCP-630D — buyer questions
How much taller does the SCP-630D stack than the SCP-530D?+
The SCP-530D stacks to 2,000 mm including the pallet; the SCP-630D reaches 2,400–2,600 mm through its 500° lift axis. The footprint and the 6 m² the two pallet stations take stay the same.
Is the extra height worth it?+
It is a storage-density question. A 20–30 % taller stack on the same floor area is often cheaper than extending the building — that is the trade the lift axis buys, at a small cost in payload (30 kg rather than 50 kg).
Which pallet height is assumed?+
The 2,600 mm figure is stack height including a 140 mm pallet on the 1,200 × 1,200 mm footprint listed on the sheet. Give us your pallet height and we confirm the usable number for your layout.
Get a SCP-630D quotation
Tell us your load, your aisle and your throughput and we will confirm the model, the options you actually need, and a delivery date.