Kitting & Packaging Robots

Kitting and packaging robots from Wolter can be used to prepare parts for an upcoming part later in the production process, or they can create product assortments for a variety of industries. Kitting robots have the flexibility to individually take parts of assorted sizes and weight from various bins, and accurately assembles the pieces. Once complete, the assembled part can be taken to the production line for utilization.

How do kitting robots work?

As the kitting robot is precisely timed, an AGC (Automated Guided Cart) can be programmed to schedule a stop at each of the intelligent workcells to replenish low inventory goods or parts for a continuous working environment.

All kitting robots are collaborative robots, meaning they can work alongside other kitting robots to perform more complex operations. If production workers get too close to a kitting robot, it will slow its process until clear, then resume its normal speed.

How are kitting robots programmed?

Programming a kitting robot can be easily accomplished with a series of screens to reflect any changes to the kitting process. The easy-to-use systems take changes from days to hours or even minutes to make updates.

Additionally, to replenish goods or parts used for kitting, our robotic pick and place system solution and automated guided carts can be used in conjunction.

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