ABB Robotics - Palletizing Cartons
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2013
- George Weston Foods' Castlemaine site hosts Australia's largest robotic palletising system. The facility features 17 ABB robots, including 16 palletisers (IRB 4600) handling mixed product from 32 different packaging lines. The 217th robot (IRB 6640) dispenses pallets and slip sheets. Designed and installed by Andrew Donald Design Engineers, an ABB Robotics Australian Authorised Value Provider, the palletising line handles over 450 different smallgoods products at a rate of up to 9,000 cartons per hour. The robots have almost eliminated all previous OH&S issues associated with manual handling, whilst also reducing downtime & labour costs and allowing GWF to increase speed of production. The Castlemaine site is the processing facility for the "Don" and "KRCastlemaine" ranges of bacon, ham, and smallgoods.
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Fantastic...this is the future for all companies thinking in its growth in the market.
Awesome, this is the future of these mundane jobs, no OH&S issues to deal with lowers production costs.
Do you have video's how to fix anything on the robots or is the mechanical done all by ABB
wow ...the amazing of robot palletizing
ABB Egypt is also doing similer project with 4 IRB660 which will handle 12 infeed line/product and 12 pallet lines fully automated ...
.@capnthepeafarmer @Kyu-sungHan good observations. Actually at 3.38 in the movie Barry Hendry from system integrator Andrew Donald Design Engineering explains why they selected the IRB 4600 for this installation.
What the name of the job that put this type of warehouse together? Is it in logistic engineering?
Unions - take note, this is the future that awaits all "increased labor costs".
+Andrew B
Unions, take note, the robots need to be defended, too much working hours, excessive stress due to insufficient oiling, skin problems like rust due to moist environment, robots demand a new paint coat every 5 years and free specialist visits on a regular basis.
Humankind - take note, you're expendable.
supercool !!!!
That's good point. I think IRB 460 would be much better in every way(speed, singularities and so on).
But IRB 460 is more expensive than IRB 4600 that's why they chose IRB 4600 I think.
Hello,we are interested in IRB4600,could you tell us the specific of its tilting moment torque,speed and torque.we will be very grateful.
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2:40 hair net over cap guy :D
moofymoo, rules are rules! Especially when there is a camera around!
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These type of stacking job is hard back breaking work I would not do it
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I understand wanting more flexibility, but using the 4600 for a palletizing operation seems like a waste of axis 5 and 6. Especially considering that all their goods are presented the same way.
capnthepeafarmer krc is for losers
seems like no more than 4 axies needed if you used a gantry style robot. x, y, z, rotation. im sure whatever costs the robots added on a cheaper solution have been washed away by now though.
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Wow! That`s a really big palletizing line! I wonder how many cartons does one robot stack in a minute?
100's of jobs lost right there. inevitable future. if someone didn't school enough, they could work as manual labourers at min wage and earn a living. the future is, you need to be technical master. without education and skill, there are no jobs and survival.
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You could see they felt awkward saying "labour cost"
To be fair you should have some skill and education, that should be a world standard.
To be fair this skills bullshit and lifelong education to be flexible on job market is just scam to delay the real issue here and that is technological unemployment. And it's not just labour workers. White collars are already being replaced by invisible algorithmical robots. The problem here is that automatization and robotics are missing one thing - Ethics. No regulations etc, just efficiency and labour cost.
xeraph02 yes correct
finally, with intelligent robot, engineering job can be replaced by computer. no one need to work. no one get payment. no one can afford anything without any income. Lol. human should kill themself. Because robot don't need to hire human.
You are right
and how many people have lost their jobs as a result?
I can palatize way faster than that and I have a bad back
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why the fuck am I on this part of youtube