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Quick, on-site support from our branch offices in the Netherlands, the US, Asia and South-America. We use smart remote support software to resolve most issues on the spot.
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Quick, on-site support from our branch offices in the Netherlands, the US, Asia and South-America. We use smart remote support software to resolve most issues on the spot.
We supply original parts and advise you on upgrades to boost your machine’s efficiency, such as new software, manipulators, or peripheral integration.
We offer everything from preventive maintenance to full revision to keep your machine safe, reliable, and ready to take on future jobs.
We train your operators, technicians, and new recruits to get the most out of your Verbruggen machine.
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Verbruggen palletizing machines are designed for quality and durability, delivering an incredible stable stack and consistent performance. This exceptional focus on dependability makes Verbruggen the preferred choice of many industry leaders. Additionally, our machines are cutting edge as a result of extensive R&D, meaning that we can stack the most challenging products on the market.
Experience with stacking any type of products; bags, boxes, cartons, crates, wraps, even special product applications.
Verbruggen palletizers are made for heavy-duty agricultural and industrial applications. Many are used daily for more than 25 years and have stacked 25+ million packaging.
There is a wide price range based on different models, configurations, and equipment complexity. We strive for an ROI of around 2-3 years, depending on functionality and application. We can provide you with an offer quickly after your project data submission to be processed into a layout and quotation.
The average delivery time of a palletizer to the end user is 10 weeks plus shipping, after order confirmation and down payment. But the actual duration always differs from project to project, depending on the project complexity, size, and the amount of project engineering needed for a customized solution.
Verbruggen’s innovative palletizing technology allows impressively stable and consistent product stacking, for almost any type and dimensions. Our machines are designed to stack the most difficult packagings including bags, boxes, cartons, crates, and even special product applications.
Palletizing refers to the process of arranging and stacking packed products on a pallet in a warehouse or production facility. The goal of palletizing is to create a stable and secure load that can be easily moved and stored using a forklift or pallet jack.
Palletizing can be done manually by workers or by using automated equipment, such as robots or conveyor systems. In a palletizing operation, the products to be palletized are typically brought to a central location, and then they are picked up and arranged on the pallet according to a specific pattern or configuration. The palletized products are then wrapped or strapped in place using packaging materials such as stretch wrap, mesh, paper, and strap band, and labeled with the necessary information for handling and storage. Palletizing is a key part of many logistics and supply chain systems, as it allows for the efficient and safe handling and storage of products.
A palletizing system is a type or combination of automated equipment used in warehouses and production facilities to arrange and stack packed products on pallets. Palletizing systems can include a variety of different components, such as conveyor (accumulation) belts, check weigher, palletizing machine, sheet dispenser, wrapping and/or strapping machine, and pallet labeler, that work together to efficiently and accurately palletize products. Palletizing systems can be programmed to handle a wide range of products and can work quickly and accurately, reducing the amount of manual labor required in a warehouse or manufacturing facility. They are often used in conjunction with other types of automation equipment, such as weighing and packing equipment, to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
Verbruggen has installed more than 1500 projects worldwide with good customer relations and references. Contact us at info@verbruggen-palletizing.com, and we will find a nearby site for you to visit!
You can create a pattern yourself according to the instructions your operators who are trained by our team during the installation or follow the instructions in the user manual. In case you need our help, please contact our Service department so they can assist (remotely).
Please access to our Verbruggen Customer Portal to consult the user manual: Portal.verbruggen-palletizing.com
1 year after signing off for installation and commissioning.
Complete this form and send to info@verbruggen-palletizing.com We will contact you as soon as possible regarding your inquiry.
Cases
PGG Wrightson Seeds is New Zealand’s largest seed producer, supplying a diverse portfolio of grasses, vegetable seeds, forage brassica’s and peas. Each year, its South Island sites process a significant tonnage of seed, with Ashburton handling the bulk of the cleaning and packing. Until recently, palletizing was a labor-intensive job, done by hand — increasingly challenging as staff aged and workplace injuries became more common. “It was our first serious step into automation,” says Operations Manager Jason Fran...
Founded in 1932, Luisetti Seeds is a family-owned business operating over two sites on the Canterbury plains of New Zealand: with its head office in Rangiora and a main seed-cleaning facility in Ashburton.. Specializing in ryegrass — which makes up about half of its annual cleaning volume by weight — the company needed a palletizing solution that could handle bulky products, different bag sizes, and high throughput. “We’d looked at robotic claw arms in the past, but we found that humans could stack ryegrass bett...
Lion Foods, a subsidiary of TOP The Onion Group, produces crispy baked onions for popular brands and private labels, accounting for 80% of crispy onion sales to Dutch supermarkets. The company used to stack everything manually, but now has five Verbruggen palletizing machines delivering neat, stable stacking results. The fleet will soon include three more at another site. “When I first arrived in 2010, everything was stacked manually,” says in-company training provider Marc van der Weele.
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