Automatic inline pallet inverter machine FZ-PO

Key Features

• PLC control with automatic sensing — the machine sequences clamping, turning and release on its own, so one operator can look after the whole section and every cycle runs the same way.
• Drum-shape turn body with a large chamber — the round body carries bulky cargo through a full 180 degrees, including pallet loads and skids that would be awkward on a flat platform.
• Roller conveyors built into the chamber — driven rollers relay the load in and out, so the unit keeps the line's flow instead of becoming a stopping point.
• Chain-and-sprocket electric drive — the turning motion is motor driven through a chain and sprocket set, a simple mechanical drive that is easy to inspect during routine maintenance.
• Quiet running — noise around the machine is kept low, which makes a real difference when the unit works in an aisle beside other production equipment.

Specifications

Applications

• After wrapping, before dispatch — the unit can sit downstream of a wrapping or packing station, so the pallet under a finished load is changed before the goods are labelled and moved out.
• Paper mills and converters — paper piles arriving on skids can be turned and re-skidded without anyone handling the stack by hand.
• Damaged pallet replacement — when the bottom pallet or slip sheet is broken, the load is turned over, the pallet is released and a sound one is put in its place before the load goes back on the line.
• Skid-based production aisles — a stationary pallet inverter that stays in the conveyor run keeps heavy skids moving between stations instead of routing them to a separate inversion bay.
• Lines that run continuously — because the load passes straight through, pallet changing happens inside the normal line cadence rather than as a separate stop with a forklift.

Capacity Options

Three builds cover most pallet and skid work: 1 tonne, 2 tonnes and 3 tonnes. The 1-tonne build suits lighter case, bag and paper loads on skids; step up to 2 tonnes when the same line also runs denser goods or heavier skids; the 3-tonne build is for the heaviest palletized loads you plan to move. Choose from the heaviest load the line will realistically run rather than the daily average, and treat capacity as separate from pallet size — the chamber is sized to your footprint, so a light load on a large pallet still needs the right chamber. Because we are pallet inverter manufacturers, the chamber and the drive build are matched to the load you run.

Ordering & Delivery

1. Tell us about the load first: the pallet or skid footprint, the load height and the heaviest weight your line will run. We use these figures to select the chamber size and capacity build.
2. Then look at your line. Note where the pallet inverter will sit in the conveyor run, how the load arrives and leaves, and what equipment stands immediately before and after it, so the transfer points match what you already have.
3. Check the conditions at the installation site — electrical supply, floor and working temperature — and let us know if anything there is out of the ordinary.
4. Think about how you will run the machine: shifts per day, who operates it, and how much spare capacity you want for loads you may add later.
5. Send those details to our team before production starts. As pallet inverter manufacturers, we build the chamber, conveyors and controls to suit each other and the line they join.
6. Confirm unloading, placing the unit and commissioning with us before shipment, so the machine goes into your line without an unplanned shutdown.

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