High-speed, high-accuracy pick & place machines that handle uniform or irregular items with continuous, precise motion. Fanuc robots synchronise across multiple lanes—processing up to 2,000 items/min—to boost throughput, reduce labour and maintain consistent quality.

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Key Features & Benefits of the Pick & Place Machine

High-Speed Processing: Capable of handling up to 2,000 items per minute, ideal for high-demand production lines.
Versatile Item Handling: Effectively manages both uniform and irregularly shaped products, ensuring adaptability across industries.
Dedicated Synchronisation Software: Advanced software coordinates multiple robots, maximising efficiency and output.
Consistent Performance: Operates continuously without fatigue, providing reliable and precise handling that reduces error rates and enhances quality control.
Cost and Time Efficiency: Reduces the need for manual labour, cutting costs and expediting production cycles.

Where the Pick & Place Machine Excels

High-Speed Delta & SCARA Cells

Ultra-fast kinematics with conveyor tracking for flow-wrap infeed, tray loading and sorting—keeping primary and secondary packaging lines fed at pace.

Product Versatility & Gentle Handling

Accurately picks pouches, bars, bakery items, cheese sticks and small components using application-matched grippers (vacuum, soft, mechanical).

Smart Coordination & QA

Integrated vision for locate/orient, defect reject and count balance across multiple robots; synchronised with upstream belts and downstream wrappers.

FAQs about the Pick & Place Machine

Quick answers on speeds, product types, vision, hygiene, changeovers, footprint and integration.

How fast can a pick & place machine run?

With coordinated multi-robot cells, throughput can reach up to 2,000 items/min, subject to product size, spacing and pick pattern.

Can it handle irregular or delicate items?

Yes—tooling is matched to the product (e.g., soft vacuum cups, gentle mechanical fingers) and vision ensures accurate orientation.

Do we need vision systems?

Vision is recommended for randomly oriented or variable products. For fixed orientation, fixtures/laners may be sufficient.

How are changeovers managed?

Operators select a recipe/SKU on the HMI; the system adjusts pick points, patterns and speeds—typically no reprogramming required.

Is it suitable for food applications?

Yes—food-grade materials, hygienic designs and IP-rated options are available for washdown zones.

What conveyors work with pick & place?

Typically modular belt or timing belts for steady tracking; the robots synchronise to belt speed via encoders.

Can it do inspection and reject?

Yes—inline vision can check presence/position/defects and trigger gentle reject or recirculation before packing.

What’s the typical footprint?

Compact cells are possible; final size depends on lanes, accumulation, robot count and pack/outfeed equipment.

How scalable is the system?

Highly—add robots/lanes and rebalance picks with synchronisation software as demand grows.

What maintenance is required?

Routine checks on grippers, cups, filters and wear parts; scheduled robot service per OEM guidance. Remote diagnostics are available.

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Pick & Place Machine

Key Features & Benefits of the Pick & Place Machine

Where the Pick & Place Machine Excels

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