beRobox Unveils PALTZ.CS25 and PALTZ.GO Palletizers at PACK EXPO 2026
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At PACK EXPO 2026 in Chicago, beRobox introduced two innovative palletizers, the PALTZ.CS25 and PALTZ.GO, emphasizing enhanced safety features and competitive pricing. The PALTZ.CS25, a collaborative palletizer, incorporates a zone scanner safety module developed with Sonair, allowing it to monitor its surroundings and adjust speed based on operator presence. This advancement enables safer operation without the need for manual restarts.
The introduction of the PALTZ.GO palletizer, priced at $79,000, aims to provide an affordable solution for small- and medium-sized enterprises, significantly lower than the average palletizer cost of $150,000. Despite its lower price, the PALTZ.GO maintains impressive capabilities, including seven cycles per minute and a maximum pick weight of 55 pounds, making it a competitive option against Chinese alternatives.
BeRobox's focus on user-friendly programming interfaces for both models highlights its commitment to accessibility in automation technology. The company aims to enhance operational efficiency while ensuring safety, marking a significant step in the evolution of palletizing solutions in the industry.
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