Qimarox Highrunner mk7 palletiser with double infeed installed at FrieslandCampina Aalter

Highrunner mk7 palletiser: rapidly putting down layers

What distinguishes Highrunners from most other palletising systems is the position of the pattern-formation conveyor. In the Highrunners, the pattern-formation conveyor is located at a height, while the pallet is moved up and down with a pallet lifter. The top of the pallet is consequently always located at the same level as the pattern-formation conveyor.

Layer by layer

The Highrunner mk7 is the fastest palletiser from the Qimarox range. What is interesting is that the products are deposited on the pallet layer by layer with the Highrunner mk7. To do so the machine has a built-in buffer, where each formed row remains until a layer is complete. By depositing an entire layer at a time, the Highrunner mk7 needs to make fewer movements. This saves time, which increases the capacity.

Because it's the pallet that moves up and down with the Highrunner mk7, the rows no longer need to be moved up and down while being deposited. That saves even more time, especially with pallets that need to be stacked 1.80 metres or higher. This makes the Highrunner mk7 one of the fastest palletisers on the market.

Infeed and outfeed of pallets

As soon as a pallet is full, the pallet lift moves all the way down so that it can be carried away via a pallet transport system. An empty pallet can be supplied from the opposite direction at the same time.

The Highrunner mk7 can handle a wide range of products:

boxes
boxes with lids
trays
trays with foil
buckets
crates
jerrycans
etc.