Kivnon
Pallet stacker lifts up to 1,200 kg
The automatic pallet stacker 'K55' from Kivnon is an automated guided vehicle system (AGV) for end-of-line palletizing applications on production lines, in the food and beverage industry and in retail.
The fork-equipped pallet stacker from Kivnon automatically moves palletized loads weighing 1,200 kg to predetermined points and can lift them up to a height of 1.50 m. It is designed as a standard basic model. It is designed as a standardized basic model that customers can configure according to their application requirements. Navigation is carried out by means of mapping in order to cover cyclical or situational routes. The pallet stacker can interact with other vehicles, machines and systems to create a site-wide coordinated logistics solution. Safety scanners ensure safe operation in multi-use areas, while an inline battery charging system enables uninterrupted operation around the clock.
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