Used Palletizer APSOL CP-G ROBOT 800 boxes/hour Year: 2006, speed: 800
boxes/hour (unit of measure: cartons per hour), and installed power:
10 kW. The Apsol CP-G ROBOT is an automatic robotic palletizer
configured for handling boxed product on glass-container lines,
previously working in a sparkling wine production environment until
2023. As a used palletizer for boxes, it combines precise robotic
motion with Apsol’s robust build and operator safety measures to
support continuous end-of-line service. Manufacturer: Apsol Model:
CP-G ROBOT Category: Palletizer Condition: In storage Year: 2006
Speed: 800 boxes/hour (unit: cartons per hour) Container types: Glass
Power: 10 kW Machine width: 2465 mm Machine length: 7230 mm Machine
weight: 1600 kg Palletizer Capacity and Operation The line capacity is
800 boxes/hour, suited to high-throughput end-of-line packing where
consistent cycles are required. The robotic unit operates with
controlled three-axis movement, coordinating pick, transfer, and
deposit with accurate pathing to keep layer formation repeatable from
cycle to cycle. This three-axis architecture limits impact forces
during placement and helps maintain carton integrity, which is
especially relevant when handling packaged glass. Motion profiles are
calibrated for stable acceleration and deceleration to reduce layer
disturbance and avoid panel deformation on stacked cartons. With
repeatable patterns, the palletizer maintains uniform footprint and
layer height across full loads, supporting downstream storage and
logistics requirements without additional manual rework. Handling
System and Box Infeed The pallet infeed is equipped with a motorized
roller conveyor that supplies empty pallets at a constant pitch,
minimizing transfer delays. Full pallet discharge is also via
motorized roller outfeed, enabling swift removal and turnover between
cycles to keep the robot working within its nominal takt. Box entry is
by single-lane feeding with a motorized roller conveyor and a
separator that conditions cartons into the required accumulation and
spacing before layer formation. This steady, single-lane presentation
stabilizes the approach angle and simplifies recipe-based pattern
setup for various carton footprints. By aligning carton separation
with robotic pick timing, the system supports continuous operation
with fewer stops for flow corrections. The coordinated infeed/outfeed
logic reduces idle time between pallet changes, sustaining throughput
close to the rated 800 boxes/hour in routine production. Structure and
Safety Features of the Used APSOL Palletizer The frame is built in
painted steel with stainless steel cladding on exposed surfaces for
improved resistance to humidity and cleaning agents common in beverage
plants. This construction resists corrosion and preserves mechanical
alignment over extended service intervals. Safety guards enclose the
operating area and create a defined access perimeter for maintenance.
Mechanical protections are complemented by interlocked access points
to minimize unintended entry into the robotic work envelope during
operation. These structural and safety measures are designed to
protect personnel while maintaining machine availability. In sparkling
wine and other beverage contexts where hygiene and durability are
essential, the cladding and guarded design help the palletizer retain
its functional state with predictable maintenance routines. Control
Panel and Operation Type The CP-G ROBOT includes integrated control
panels for centralized management of conveyors, separators, and
robotic motion. Operators can monitor process status and alarms
directly at the machine, streamlining changeovers between pallet
patterns and facilitating diagnostics. With a fixed operation type,
the machine is configured for stable positioning in the line, reducing
variability from external movement and enabling consistent datum
references for pattern accuracy. In service until 2023, the unit
maintained reliable performance under routine industrial use. The
integrated controls, combined with the single-lane infeed and
synchronized pallet handling, contribute to predictable cycle timing
and repeatable layer formation across long runs. Pallet Size
Flexibility and Supported Dimensions The Apsol CP-G ROBOT supports
multiple standard pallets to accommodate different warehousing and
distribution requirements. Formats include Eur–Epal 800×1200 mm and
specific chemical pallet standards such as CP1 (1000×1200 mm), CP2
(800×1200 mm), and CP3 (1140×1140 mm). The range extends to CP4
(1100×1300 mm), CP5 (760×1140 mm), as well as larger configurations
like CP7 (1300×1100 mm) and CP8 (1140×1140 mm). This dimensional
coverage allows the machine to maintain pattern stability across a
broad span of pallet footprints without structural changes to the main
frame. Pattern selection can be matched to carton dimensions, layer
count, and target pallet height typical in glass-packed beverage
lines. The three-axis motion and
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