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Why do we blame robots when the line stops?
Production and packing lines will stop working for any number of reasons, but the default assumption will often be that a robotic malfunction is to blame. Instead of scapegoating the technology, Paul Wilkinson, Commercial & Information Systems Manager at Pacepacker Services, offers some advice on getting to the root of the problem.
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Maltster doubles output with Brillopak robotic palletiser
A turnkey robotic palletising line from Brillopak has doubled throughput at the Muntons malted ingredients factory in Stowmarket, and in less than 18 months achieved a return on investment by increasing efficiency and reducing the maltster’s reliance on manual labour.
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ROTECH RF-LITE CODER MEATS THE BRIEF AT SYKES HOUSE FARM
Yorkshire butcher and meat supplier Sykes House Farm no longer has any worries about incorrect date codes after replacing a manual hand-stamping operation with an RF-Lite offline thermal inkjet coder from Rotech.
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Double packing boost for global hand hygiene company
In one of its most complex, largest and innovative projects to date, Pacepacker has more than doubled the output for a world leading hand hygiene supplier by automating the case erection, loading and palletising tasks previously performed manually.
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