Facing growing labour shortages and increasingly complex high-mix logistics demands, Transpak has revealed its Intelligent Mixed-Load Palletizing System with parent company, Ace Pillar. The innovative solution helps manufacturers improve handling efficiency, reduce manual workloads and enhance operational flexibility across modern manufacturing and logistics environments.
Developed in collaboration with Ace Pillar, the system integrates high-speed strapping, AI-powered visual recognition and robotic palletising technologies to address common challenges in mixed-load identification and heavy-load handling, enabling smarter and more flexible logistics automation workflows on-site.
At the core of the solution is the TP-702BH high-speed fully automatic strapping machine, delivering throughput of up to 65 bundles per minute, together with the TP-733VTS Zelos pallet strapping machine to ensure superior load stability during transportation. Equipped with a 35kg payload capacity, the TM30S palletising robot, integrated with Ace Pillar’s 2D/3D AI dual-vision technology, accurately identifies and handles mixed-size materials, enabling a seamless end-to-end automation process from high-speed packaging to precision palletising.
This marks Transpak’s strategic expansion from standalone equipment manufacturing towards integrated logistics automation solutions, with capabilities spanning both palletising and depalletising applications. By incorporating Ace Pillar’s proprietary automatic strap-cutting depalletising technology together with intelligent vision systems, the solution enhances production-line responsiveness and automation efficiency.
The collaboration aims to support manufacturers in accelerating smart transformation amid ongoing labour shortages while advancing a human-centric smart factory vision powered by automation technologies.
