TrayLine

Wolf TrayLine System

Flexible palletizing and depalletizing solutions for your production

With the TrayLine, Wolf Produktionssysteme offers an innovative system for the automatic infeed and outfeed of small parts on pallets. The system impresses with its cost efficiency, modularity and flexibility.

 

During automatic operation, pallets can be removed or inserted at any time without interrupting machine operation. The TrayLine can be designed for pallets of different formats. The pallets are moved individually to achieve maximum precision and accuracy. Thanks to its high level of standardization, the TrayLine is particularly cost-effective and can be expanded modularly to increase the storage capacity and thus the autonomy of the system.

The TrayLine system can be used both as a palletizer and as a depalletizer.

TrayLine Base

Functionality for feeding components (depalletizing)

 

1. loading:

  • Several levels allow different component variants to be accommodated.
  • Each pallet is loaded individually onto a shelf.
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2. presentation:

  • The pallet is moved upwards via an NC axis and precisely positioned by an indexing mask.
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3. unloading:

  • Empty pallets are moved to a freely definable unloading position.
  • The shelves can be used for different component variants.
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The system can be extended horizontally and vertically and adapts flexibly to your requirements.

Alternatively, the TrayLine Base system can also be used to remove processed parts from a system (palletizing).

TrayLine Stock

The TrayLine Stock extends the functions of the TrayLine Base by adding the option of stacking and destacking pallets. This means that entire stacks of pallets can be fed in while the system is running, saving space.

 

Functionality for feeding components (depalletizing)

 

 

1. loading:

  • The TrayLine Stock is loaded with a transport trolley.
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2. storage:

  • The pallet stack is transported into the storage module via a roller system. It is transferred to the destacking module as soon as this is completely empty.
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3. destacking:

  • A lifting unit lifts all pallets except for the bottom one. The now free pallet can now be transported to the next module.
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4 presentation:

  • The separated pallet is moved upwards via an NC axis and precisely positioned in an indexing mask.
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5. stacking:

  • The empty pallet is moved under the raised pallet stack and stacked there.
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6. unloading:

  • Empty pallet stacks are removed from the system.

Additional storage modules can be used to increase the storage capacity and therefore the autonomy of the system.

 

Alternatively, the TrayLine Stock system can also be used to remove processed parts from a system (palletizing).

System comparison

 

 

TrayLine Base

TrayLine Stock

Feed different component variants simultaneously

yes

no

Storage capacity / autonomy

+

++

Expandable modules

yes

yes

Feeding of pallet stacks

no (only single pallets)

yes                                 

 

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