Palletless Loading
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A total handling system used in the despatch
of bagged goods by container to locations where they are removed
by hand
The system is based on an FS inverter with a pusher to eject the
sacks to one side and an accumulator to stack the recovered pallets.
The system is serviced by a conventional FLT that loads at the front,
and a truck with a pusher attachment which receives the pallet-less
load at the side and dispenses it in the container.
Not only are cost savings made on pallets, but in the space they
use in the container and on labour if the pallets were stacked by
hand.
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Step1
The inverter is loaded with the materials on the pallet you want to
retain |
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Step2
At the push of a single button the pallet is gripped hydraulically,
the load clamped and the inverter revolves through 180°. |
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Step3
The clamping table rises and a second forktruck (fitted with plattens
and a push-pull) approaches from the side. The driver powers a moving
side wall on the inverter which pushes the load onto his plattens. |
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Step4
He drives away to discharge his load in the container after pushing
a button to return the inverter to its starting position.. |
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Step 5
The pallet is released and is conveyed away to be stacked in a waiting
accumulator. |
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