top of page
Robot Palletising solution palletising cases of FMCG within Australian production facilitity
Supporting image for little packer case packer

Robotic Palletisers Built Around Your Production Line

Reduce manual handling. Remove bottlenecks. Meet production targets.

YOUR AUTOMATION PARTNER — FROM INITIAL DESIGN TO ONGOING SUPPORT

Background image for case packer
Robot palletiser featuring ABB robotic arm
robot palletising at speeds of up to 30 cycles per minute
robotic palletiser  packing cases, bags, tubs, trays, crates and shrinkwrapped products.
Website product pages hover image (42)_edited.jpg
Robot palletising systems palletise products from the food, beverage, pharmaceutical, personal care and FMCG industries
case packers that service the food, beverage FMCG and pharmaceutical industries
Ongoing 24/7 support for robot palletising systems
Website product pages hover image (18)_e

What is Robotic Palletising?   Robotic palletising automates the process of lifting and stacking cartons, cases, crates, bags, tubs and shrink-wrapped products onto pallets. Using an industrial robot and application-specific tooling, each product is positioned into a consistent pallet pattern ready for wrapping, storage or dispatch. The result is faster, more reliable palletising with less manual handling and greater flexibility across product formats and production requirements.​

​

Fibre King designs and delivers integrated robotic palletising systems for food, beverage, pharmaceutical, fresh produce, meat, personal care and FMCG manufacturers across Australia and New Zealand.  From a single robotic palletising cell to a centralised system servicing multiple production lines, each solution is engineered around your products, pallet patterns, throughput requirements and available floor space.

​

​

​

 

Robotic Palletising That Earns Its Place on Your Floor​​​

 

A robotic palletiser should do more than move products onto a pallet. It should remove a constraint from your production line, reduce reliance on repetitive manual handling and deliver consistent, stable pallets at the required rate.

 

Fibre King brings together robotic automation, custom gripper technology, product conveying, pallet handling, stretch wrapping and labelling to create one coordinated end-of-line system.​

 

Our palletising solutions can be configured to handle:

 

Cartons and cases    -    Bags and sacks    -    Crates and reusable plastic containers    -    Trays and shrink-wrapped packs    -    Drums, tubs and pails    -    Multiple products, pallet sizes and stacking patterns

Robotic Palletising Applications

Cartons & Cases

Robotic palletiser stacking cartons and cases onto a pallet in an automated production line.

Wraparound Cases  -  RSC Cases  -  HSC   -   Tray and Hood Cases  -  Trays   -   Shelf-Ready Cartons   -   Retail-Ready Cartons   -   Difficult-to-handle products

Bags, Sacks & Bulky
Items

 

Robotic palletiser stacking heavy ingredient bags onto a pallet in an automated bag-handling system.

Flour  -  Sugar  -  Food ingredients  -  Grains, seeds & pulses   -  Rice & cereals  -  Milk powder  -  Animal feed  -  Pet food  -  Fertiliser & Agricultural products  -  Chemicals  -  Powdered products  -  Cement  -  Construction materials  -   Plastic resin  -  Industrial materials

Crates & RPCs

Robotic palletiser stacking crates of fresh produce onto a pallet in a processing facility

Fresh fruit & Vegetables  -  Meat, Poultry, Seafood & Proteins  -  Dairy  -  Bread & Bakery  -  Bottled milk & Beverages  -  Eggs  -  Fragile products  -  Smallgoods & Processed meats  -  Ready meals  -  Prepared foods  -  Pharmaceutical & healthcare    

Shrinkwrapped Products

Robotic palletiser stacking shrink-wrapped beverage multipacks onto a pallet on an automated packaging line.

Bottled water  -  Beverages  -  Liquid products  -  Milk & Dairy  -  Canned food  -  Jars, bottles and containers  -  Personal care products  -  Household & Cleaning products  -  Multipacks  -  Promotional packs

Drums & Tubs

Robotic palletiser stacking large plastic tubs and pails onto a pallet in an industrial production facility.

Food ingredients  -  Sauces, Pastes & Condiments  -  Oils, Fats & Shortenings  -  Protein & Nutritional powders  -  Dairy  -  Honey & Syrups  -  Paints & Coatings  -  Adhesives  & Sealants  -  Cleaning chemicals  -  Lubricants & Industrial compounds  -  Agricultural & Veterinary products  -  Construction products & Compounds

Why Automate Palletising?

Icon representing consistent and stable automated pallet stacking

Improve Pallet Quality

Achieve accurate, repeatable pallet patterns that improve load stability and prepare finished pallets for wrapping, storage and transport.

Icon representing reduced manual lifting and handling through palletising automation

Reduce Manual Handling

Automate repetitive lifting and stacking to reduce employee exposure to heavy loads, awkward movements and high-frequency manual tasks.

Icon representing reduced reliance on manual palletising labour

Address Labour Constraints

Reduce reliance on difficult-to-fill manual palletising roles and redeploy employees to higher-value production tasks.

Icon representing continuous product flow through automated palletising

Remove End-of-Line Bottlenecks

Match palletising capacity to upstream production rates so finished products keep moving off the line.

Support Future Growth

Icon representing scalable robotic palletising for future production growth

Accommodate new products, pallet configurations and increased throughput through scalable system layouts and programmable pallet patterns.

Icon representing increased production capacity with robotic palletising

Increased Production Capacity 

Maintain consistent palletising performance across extended production hours, shift changes and peak production periods.

Robotic Palletising for Single or Multiple Production Lines

Single-Line Palletising

A dedicated robotic cell can automate palletising from one production line while minimising the footprint required at the end of the line.

​Multi-Line Palletising

One coordinated system can receive products from several lines, manage different carton formats and direct each SKU to the correct palletising position.

Centralised Palletising

Production lines located in different areas or at different elevations can be connected to a shared palletising zone through high- and low-level conveying, accumulation and product-routing systems.

Full-Layer Palletising

Layer-forming systems can collate cartons into complete pallet layers before robotic placement, supporting high-throughput production and repeatable load formation.

Engineered for Your Products and Pallet Patterns

 

No two palletising applications are identical. Product weight, packaging strength, line speed, pallet pattern, factory layout and downstream handling requirements all influence the right system design.  Fibre King develops custom robotic palletising systems for single- and multi-line applications. Robotic cell layouts and end-of-arm tooling can be configured for individual products, row handling or full-layer palletising.

​

Custom gripper options include:

  • Vacuum grippers

  • Servo-controlled side-clamp grippers

  • Fork-tyne grippers

  • Bag-handling grippers

  • Full-layer palletising heads

  • Combination grippers for products, pallets and layer sheets

Products and pallet patterns are managed through the control system, supporting efficient changeovers between production runs.

Robotic Palletiser in action at egg processing facility in Australia

Robot Palletising Case Studies

2

Operational Performance

 

Fibre King robotic palletisers are designed for reliable operation across medium- and high-speed production environments.

​Automation and Control Systems

Robot Palletising applications incorporate advanced robotic automation systems designed for reliable product handling, efficient pallet formation and simplified operation and include;

​

  • ABB robotic automation systems

  • PLC-controlled operation

  • Remote diagnostics capability

  • Conveyor tracking systems

  • Automated pallet handling systems

  • Custom robotic gripper systems

  • Full machine interlocking and safety systems

  • Layer pad insertion capability

  • Empty pallet dispenser integration

  • Automated pallet pattern programming

  • Servo-controlled robotic movement systems

​​​

These systems support accurate robotic pallet placement, repeatable product handling and efficient integration into complete packaging and palletising lines.

​​

 

Technical Specifications

Speed: Up to 26 cycles per minute, application dependent

Layout: Single- or multi-cell robotic palletising, configured to suit production

Robot technology: ABB industrial palletising robots

Gripper options: Vacuum, side clamp, fork tyne, bag and full-layer grippers

Product Handling: Cases, shrinkwrapped packs, bulk bags, drums and crates

Pallet Handling: Manual or automatic pallet introduction and transfer

Operation Type: Automated robotic palletising

Production environment: Medium and high-speed production lines

Pallet changeover: Rapid product and pallet changeovers

Integration: Conveying, pallet dispensing, wrapping, labelling and traceability

Applications: Single-line, multi-line and centralised palletising

Controls: PLC-controlled operation with colour touchscreen HMI​​​

A Complete Robotic Palletising System

Fibre King provides more than the robot. We engineer the surrounding equipment and controls required to turn individual processes into a complete, coordinated palletising system.

Depending on the application, your system may include:

Downstream Integration

  • Print-and-apply pallet labelling

  • Pallet Handling Systems

  • Full-pallet conveying

  • Automatic stretch wrapping

  • Empty Pallet Dispensers

  • Finished Goods Conveying Systems

  • Product conveying and accumulation

  • Product identification and barcode scanning

  • Line merging and product sortation

  • Custom robotic grippers

  • Automatic empty-pallet dispensing

  • Slip-sheet and layer-pad insertion

  • Multiple palletising positions

  • Production data and traceability integration

  • Safety guarding and access control

  • Central HMI and remote diagnostics

Integrated robotic palletising systems displayed across multiple projects

Built for Reliability and Long-Term Support

 

Robotic palletising equipment operates at a critical point in the production process. Fibre King systems combine proven robotic technology, industrial construction and practical maintenance access to support reliable operation and long-term equipment performance.

​

Our team provides support throughout the equipment lifecycle, including:

​

  • Application development and system design

  • 3D layouts and robotic simulation

  • Factory assembly and testing

  • Installation and commissioning

  • Operator and maintenance training

  • Remote diagnostics

  • Preventative maintenance

  • Spare parts and technical support

 

Invest in an Automation Partner with Skin in the Game

 

After 100 years of supporting Australian manufacturers, Fibre King understands that the value of an automation investment extends well beyond installation.  Our robotic palletising systems are backed by local engineering, project delivery and lifecycle support across Australia and New Zealand—helping protect your investment and keep production moving for the long term.

Robotic Palletising in Production
Dual Robot Palletising and Conveying System
Multi-Line Full-Layer Robotic Palletising System | Factory Run-Up
Fresh Produce Robotic Palletising | Cartons, Trays & Crates
3D Modelling Your Robotic Palletising System Before It’s Built
Robotic Crate Palletising & Stretch Wrapping | Seafood Processing
Fresh Produce Robotic Palletising Walk Through | Fibre King CEO
Little Pal Cobot Palletiser | Compact Collaborative Palletising
Dual Robotic Palletiser with Conveyor System

Frequently asked questions

What Does Your Palletising System Need to Deliver?

 

Tell us what is coming down the line, how fast it needs to run, what needs to be palletised and any site constraints we need to work with.  - We’ll develop a practical system concept with an indicative budget and delivery timeframe.

bottom of page