Material Handling & Conveyor Equipment
Move, transfer, lift, dispense, stack, and invert pallets between production, wrapping, staging, and shipping.
Pallet handling equipment is selected around load weight, pallet condition, throughput, floor space, and how pallets enter and leave the wrapping area.
Explore Material Handling & End-of-Line Automation SolutionsEquipment is grouped by whether it conveys the load or handles the pallet itself.
Chain and roller pallet conveyors, right-angle transfers, and lift conveyors for loaded pallets.
Wulftec
Heavy-duty roller and chain conveyor systems for transporting pallet loads through packaging, wrapping, staging, and distribution workflows.
2,500 lb roller conveyors, 5,000 lb roller conveyors, chain conveyors
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Wulftec
Systems for moving pallet loads between adjacent, parallel, angled, or multiple conveyor lanes.
Chain Transfer, Index Turntable, Shuttle Conveyor
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Wulftec
Elevating conveyor systems for transferring pallet loads between floor level or different conveyor pass heights.
Electric Lift Conveyor, Hydraulic Lift Conveyor
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EDDA Packaging
A heavy-duty roller conveyor for transporting packaged goods and industrial loads within connected EDDA and application-specific material-handling lines.
Empty-pallet dispensers, pallet stackers, and load inverters for pallet exchange.
Wulftec
An automated system for storing and dispensing empty pallets onto a conveyor or designated production position.
Wulftec
A system for automatically stacking palletized loads to improve storage, trailer, or downstream-handling efficiency when the application supports double stacking.
Wulftec
A load-handling system for rotating a palletized load to exchange pallets, access the load bottom, or support housekeeping and sanitation workflows.
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PalletVision adds pallet images, dimensions, wrap-condition visibility, Load Health Score feedback, and time-stamped records at the wrap point without replacing the wrapper.
Five areas usually determine the pallet conveying and handling approach.
Document pallet dimensions, material, condition, and whether pallets are exchanged during the process.
Review maximum load weight, load height, and how stable the stacked product is while moving.
Confirm pallets per shift and the path pallets take between production, wrapping, staging, and shipping.
Review available floor space, aisle access, obstructions, and any change in elevation along the route.
Review how pallet handling connects with wrapping, documentation, staging, and the shipping dock.
Build, wrap, and stabilize the pallet load before it moves to staging or shipping.
Explore Stretch Wrapping & PalletizingConvey and buffer products and cases upstream of the pallet.
Explore Product Conveyors & AccumulationSee how pallet handling fits within the full end-of-line workflow.
Explore Material Handling & End-of-Line AutomationConnect pallet conveyors, wrapping, documentation, and controls into one coordinated system.
Explore Integrated SystemsRequest installation, training, preventive maintenance, and repair support for eligible equipment.
Explore Service & SupportRelated Solution
Explore how conveying, accumulation, routing, inspection, pallet handling, documentation, and downstream workflow requirements work together across the final stages of production.
Connect conveyors and handling equipment with printing, coding, labeling, packaging, inspection, robotics, data, and line controls.
Explore Integrated SystemsRequest installation, training, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair support for eligible material-handling equipment.
Explore Service & SupportA pallet conveyor system moves loaded or empty pallets between production, wrapping, staging, and shipping using chain, roller, or transfer modules sized for pallet weight.
A pallet dispenser holds a stack of empty pallets and releases them one at a time so a pallet is available where a load is built or wrapped.
A pallet inverter is used when a load must be transferred between pallets, when a damaged pallet must be exchanged, or when the load must be turned for inspection or handling reasons.
In many facilities pallet conveyors, transfers, dispensers, and stackers can be added around existing wrapping equipment. Layout, pallet flow, load weight, floor conditions, and controls must be reviewed first.
Share the pallet flow, load weight, and throughput required, and ATP can help identify appropriate pallet conveying and handling equipment.