Kawasaki Launches CP110L High-Speed Palletizing Robot with 110kg Payload
Kawasaki Heavy Industries announced the CP110L palletizing robot, offering a 110kg payload capacity and a hollow wrist structure for improved cable routing and installation efficiency.
- 110kg
- 2,200 cases per hour
- 820kg
What Happened
Kawasaki Heavy Industries has launched the CP110L, a high-speed palletizing robot with a maximum payload of 110kg. The robot features a hollow wrist structure—the first in its class—allowing cables to be routed internally, reducing interference and installation time. It also has an industry-leading compact design with a required ceiling height of just 2,242mm.
2,200cases per hour
when transferring 60kg including hand weight
- Hollow wrist structure for internal cable routing
- Compact design: 2,242mm ceiling height, 453mm interference radius
- Power regeneration function for energy savings
- Range of motion: max vertical 2,433mm, max reach 2,505mm
Why this matters
The CP110L enables palletizing automation in space-constrained facilities, achieving up to 2,200 cases per hour while reducing energy consumption through power regeneration.
Terms in This Story
- Palletizing
- The process of loading products or goods onto pallets for transport.
- Hollow wrist structure
- A design where cables pass through the interior of the robot wrist, reducing external clutter and interference.
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