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Box Bot QB300 Robotic Case Palletizer

The Box Bot QB300 is a high-performance robotic case palletizer engineered for speed, efficiency and versatility. Available as a modular or space-saving skid-based system, Box Bot fits into your existing line with minimal disruption and maximum impact.

Designed with flexible engineering and modular architecture, the Box Bot eliminates the need for costly custom automation. Whether you're palletizing cases, bags, pails, or blocks, Box Bot adapts to your product mix while maintaining exceptional consistency and control.

At just 8'x10', the compact footprint of the skid-based system allows for easy integration and standard truck transport. Plus, a long-reach robotic arm enables higher stack patterns, improving trailer cube utilization and reducing freight costs.

If you're looking for a reliable, space-efficient robotic palletizing solution that’s easy to use, with built-in software intelligence, the Box Bot QB300 delivers.

Features & Specs

  • User-Friendly Interface Intuitive HMI requires just 10 minutes of training without the need for an external computer.
  • Custom Pallet Pattern Software Build unlimited pallet configurations using QBox pallet design software — no onsite programming required.
  • Versatile Product Handling Ideal for RSC, HSC, dunnage, pails, bags, blocks, and more.
  • Compact & Portable Easily disassemble, relocate and redeploy the system as production needs evolve.
  • Built-In Safety Comes standard with CAT3 safety features to meet your site-specific requirements.
  • Smart End-of-Arm Tooling Standard vacuum-style gripper with foam pad handles cases, slip sheets and pallets with ease.
  • ARB Conveyor Integration Automatically registers cases without clamps or extra devices for precise picking.
  • Hands-On Support Includes operator training at startup for seamless onboarding and performance.

Additional Products

QBox Pallet Building Software

QBox pallet building software enables operators to design and produce precise pallet patterns—creating as many configurations as needed without requiring an on-site service programmer.