Industry · Food and FMCG
High-volume conveying, packing and palletizing that keeps pace.
Volume, SKU variety and changeover frequency make food and FMCG lines sensitive to any imbalance between packing speed and end-of-line capacity.
- Filling / packing machine output 01
- High-speed conveying and accumulation 02
- Sortation and case grouping 03
- Inspection and checkweigh integration 04
- Robotic palletizing with SKU recipes 05
- Stretch wrap and dispatch 06
Industry challenge
What limits these plants.
- Packaging line bottlenecks at peak production
- Product accumulation and sortation between operations
- Case packing and palletizing dependent on manual labour
- Frequent changeover between SKUs and pack formats
- Conveyor integration across multiple machines
Engineering solution
Where we focus.
- High-speed conveying
- Packaging automation
- Case handling and sorting
- Robotic palletizing
- Production flexibility
Automation architecture
A typical system route.
- Filling / packing machine output 01
- High-speed conveying and accumulation 02
- Sortation and case grouping 03
- Inspection and checkweigh integration 04
- Robotic palletizing with SKU recipes 05
- Stretch wrap and dispatch 06
Business impact
What the plant is designed to gain.
01
Targeted outcome
Line utilisation protected from short downstream stoppages
02
Targeted outcome
Changeover handled as a recipe selection
03
Targeted outcome
Reduced labour dependency at the end of line
04
Targeted outcome
Designed for consistent pallet quality at volume
Discuss your food and fmcg automation project.
Send your line details and layout. We will respond with an engineering view of where automation is worth evaluating.