Global chemical company installs UK’s first new-generation robotic palletiser
Global chemical company installs UK’s first new-generation robotic palletiser…
Global chemical company installs UK’s first new-generation robotic palletiser…
When it comes to handling, moving and lifting bulky products, automation technology today can certainly pack some punch. Once deemed too weighty, fragile and cumbersome to move between production lines, let alone sites, packing machinery is now designed with portability in mind giving manufacturers more versatility than ever before, explains Pacepacker Services
PACEPACKER PALLETISER HELPS STONEPACK UPHOLD NEXT DAY DELIVERY PLEDGE…
Fourteen secondary students from two schools in Colchester got the chance to showcase their robotic skills during an open day at Pacepacker Services. During a tour of the Essex-based factory, the students were encouraged to investigate the exciting range of career opportunities that STEM study opens up to them.
In the last decade the packaging industry has altered profoundly. External market forces have projected robotics and automation into mainstream manufacturing, with labour efficiency and productivity continuing to be a keydriver. Paul Wilkinson, commercial & information systems manager, Pacepacker Services, looks back on recent packaging developments and shares his predictions for the next decade
Paul Wilkinson, commercial & information systems manager at Pacepacker Services, examines the current challenges of the food and drink industry and details how he believes robots can assist SMEs to boost productivity and compete with larger industry players
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