Handling loading and unloading system TFRC

for food productsautomatic

The handling of heavy loads, such as hanging or lying deli meats, often struggles with limited space and a considerable number of trolleys, frames, trees and racks that are usually not designed and made for automation. The TFRC load handling system solves these problems because it requires less space than competitors and has a self-adaptive SW to use existing equipment as much as possible. In order to keep the footprint small, we have designed, patented, and manufactured an unstructured pilgrim pace system, that is to say a system that allows products to be loaded and unloaded even on opposite sides, without having to rotate the products with respect to the vertical axis, without losing loading capacity of the poles, therefore of the hanging frames, however they are made. The TFRC system for loading and unloading hung deli meats, on trolleys, frames, trees or suspended conveyors, even of great height, can handle different products at the same time, coming from semi-automatic loaders, from automatic loaders, or taken from frames from production areas where manual loading is limited to the easiest level. The same system is part of our system for the automatic hooking and unhooking of bellies for bacon. It is possible to pick up all the bars of an entire level; optimal acceleration management allows high speeds with very little oscillation of the products, with high throughput without products dropping. It is able to handle frames of great height and handled by AGVs and of suspended tray conveyors. When unloading, it is also possible to transfer one pole at a time to the packing or peeling lines, even with automatic bar extraction or loop cutting.