JY
JY-300 Palletizing Robot Systems
JY-300 palletizing systems include horizontal articulated JY-300, 300S and 300Z arrangements and Cartesian 300Y and 300W options. Compare the mechanism with the case range, gripper load, stack height and conveyor-to-pallet handoff.
- Model options
- 5
- Compare by
- Payload, reach and controller
Cases, pallet patterns and stack access
The listed articulated options span 1850–2200 mm reach depending on model, while payload options also differ across mechanisms. Calculate the complete moving load and check the lowest, highest and farthest placement. Specify pallet exchange and recovery after a missed pick.
A palletizing system moves a defined product family from its presentation point to every required stack position. Begin with case dimensions, mass, surface condition and the gripper, including slip sheets or multiple-case pickup where required. Check the bottom layer, highest layer and farthest corner with the full tool geometry. Define how pallets enter and leave and whether one zone can be exchanged while another operates. The complete cycle includes conveyor arrival, gripping, transfer, placement and pallet exchange; arm speed alone does not establish cases per minute.
Application focus
- Palletizing
- Case handling
Specifications and selection notes
This page covers several models. The comparison below assigns each rating to its model; select an individual row before sizing the fixture, drive or installation.
Choose the model and configuration
Each row describes the named variant. Use its values together; parameters from different rows are not a combined specification.
| Model / arrangement | Technical data |
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| JY-300 |
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| JY-300S |
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| JY-300Y |
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| JY-300Z |
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| JY-300W |
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Define what you need supplied
Robot package
Specify arm, controller, pendant, software and cables by exact version.
Tooling package
Add the gripper, adapters, sensors and part presentation required by the task.
Integrated transfer
Define machine interfaces, protection, programming and on-site commissioning separately.
Match the equipment to your installation
Coordinate conveyor height, pallet position, stack clearance and guarded access with the robot layout. Specify pallet-present, product-present and grip-confirmation signals, along with recovery after a dropped or damaged case. Reserve access for gripper maintenance, conveyor clearing and full-pallet removal. Test the intended case range and pallet recipes rather than an unloaded path.
| Selection factor | Information to specify |
|---|---|
| Case and gripping | Dimensions, mass, surface, gripper and single/multiple pickup. |
| Pallet and pattern | Pallet size, layer pattern, stack height, slip sheets and placement tolerances. |
| Product detection | Case presentation, grip confirmation and recovery after a missed or damaged case. |
| Conveyors and pallet exchange | Conveyor heights, pallet detection, zone control and full-pallet removal. |
From the part to the equipment package
- 01Define cases and pickup
- 02Build pallet patterns
- 03Check every layer and corner
- 04Plan conveyors and pallet exchange
- 05Test recipes and recovery
Tooling, interfaces and service access
Product and ordering questions
01What are the applications of JY-300 Palletizing Robot Systems?+
JY-300 palletizing systems include horizontal articulated JY-300, 300S and 300Z arrangements and Cartesian 300Y and 300W options. Compare the mechanism with the case range, gripper load, stack height and conveyor-to-pallet handoff.
02Does robot payload equal the allowed part weight?+
No. The moving load includes the gripper, adapters, hoses and part. Its center of gravity, wrist moments and inertia must also fit the selected robot and motion. A part below the nominal payload can still require a different tool or robot because of its dimensions and offset.
03What should I consider when choosing JY-300 Palletizing Robot Systems?+
The listed articulated options span 1850–2200 mm reach depending on model, while payload options also differ across mechanisms. Calculate the complete moving load and check the lowest, highest and farthest placement. Specify pallet exchange and recovery after a missed pick.
04What should the equipment package include?+
Identify the selected equipment and separate the following packages: robot package, tooling package, integrated transfer. State which accessories, controls, installation, programming and commissioning are included. This makes equipment-only and integrated proposals comparable without assuming identical supply scope.
05How can I request a quotation for JY-300 Palletizing Robot Systems?+
Send the required model or arrangement, quantity and destination, plus dimensions, mass, surface, gripper and single/multiple pickup; pallet size, layer pattern, stack height, slip sheets and placement tolerances. Add photographs or drawings and identify existing equipment. TubeFrame can then discuss model sourcing, configuration and partner-supported integration as separately defined work packages.
Specify your next equipment package
Send the model or configuration, drawings, quantity and destination. We will discuss equipment sourcing, technical interfaces and any integration work required for your application.