World's leading material handling and palletising system company

Since 1964 CSi has been at the forefront of palletising technology. CSi palletising has a wide range of palletising technology at our fingertips, from simple robot palletising cells, to our fastest and most sophisticated multi load palletising machines. This ensures that we always design the best possible solution. Robust construction, intelligent controls, ease of operation and low maintenance are some of the main design benefits that you get with all CSi machines.

Palletiser types vary with some systems being custom-built and others being of a more standard configuration. All systems will typically include fully automated empty pallet handling, case transport, functions such as product orientation, layer sheet application and also automatic stretch wrapping and/or pallet labeling possibilities. Palletising systems save time and eliminate the need for heavy manual palletising activities at the end of the packing line and can therefore provide a very significant return on investment.

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End-of-Line or Multi-Line Palletising?

End-of-Line palletising systems offer the highest levels of production availability, as any stoppages experienced on one machine will only affect one line. End-of-line machines also tend to be simple in design and construction and therefore offer the most reliable and generally the least expensive palletising solutions. However, space constraints and production line access limitations can in some cases prohibit the use of this type of arrangement, so alternative arrangements must be considered.

Multi Load systems are designed to accumulate and palletise a range of products from a number of production lines and consist of dedicated buffer lanes, each lane being at least the length of a complete pallet load, and a number of high-speed palletisers. Buffer lane lengths are designed to accumulate the product that creates the longest continuous length of product when touching, case-to-case. High-speed palletisers then palletise each lane of product, one after another, as each buffer lane reaches the required number of cases to form one complete pallet load.