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The pallet magazine/ pallet dispenser PALOMAT Double Up - Two in a line - which is a part of our Stand Alone line - is for automatic pallet stacking and destacking - 1+1 empty pallet two in a line using the touch-panel. PALOMAT Double Up only requires a 230 V power supply.
The user inserts or removes the pallets using a stacking truck or a fork lift truck. All pallet handling is carried out at floor level. The PALOMAT Double Up detects the pallets via photo sensors, aften which they are automatically stacked or destacked 1+1 pallet two in a line.
Destacking: Two stacks of no more than 15 pallets will be inserted in the PALOMAT, after which the pallets are automatically destacked 1+1 two in a line.
Stacking: The pallets are inserted 1+1 pallet two in a line in the PALOMAT, after which the pallets are automatically stacked to no more than 2x15 pallets. The two stacks can subsequently be removed.
The pallet magazine/ pallet dispenser PALOMAT Double Up is only operated manually using the touch panel when there is to be a change between stacking and destacking or vice versa. In addition to this, the PALOMAT Double Up operates automatically.
Please be aware of that the PALOMAT Double Up only handles 1+1 pallet two in a line - not pallets one by one. This applies for stacking as well as destacking
Note: The safety frame for the PALOMAT Double Up is required.
Contact the PALOMAT sales department or the nearest PALOMAT dealer for further information.
| Energy: | 220-240 VAC / 50 Hz |
| Standby consumption: | 23 W |
| Consumption during operation: | 1000 W (at max. load of 2x500 kg) |
| Noise level: | 70 dB(A) |
| Max. fuse: | 16 A D01 |
| Steering: | Siemens S7-1200 |
As the PALOMAT is equipped with various sensors, wires and pipes, cleaning must only be carried out with a weak alkaline cleaning agent. The PALOMAT must not be flushed, but only wiped with a damp cloth.
Contact the PALOMAT sales department or the nearest PALOMAT dealer for further information.
| Product No. | Pallet size (L x W x H) | Lifting capacity | Number of pallets |
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| 152501 | 2x1200x800x150 | 2x500 kg | 2x15 pallets |
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Note: The safety frame for the PALOMAT Double Up is required.
Contact the PALOMAT sales department or the nearest PALOMAT dealer for further information.
A Sick-sensor for indicating when a pallet stack automatically should be destacked onto the floor.
If the user for examples wants the PALOMAT® to stop at 15 pallets, a maximum indicator can be mounted on the safety frame or on a pole. When the maximum indicator indicates the specified number of pallets, the stack is automatically put on the floor. The stack is then ready for pickup by for example a stacker.
The function can also be done manually using the touch panel.
A signal tower including a Sick sensor that detects when the pallet stack is full.
If the PALOMAT® needs to stop e.g. at 15 pallets, the signal tower with a maximum indicator can be mounted on the safety frame or on a bar. When the maximum indicator is actuated, e.g. at 15 pallets, the lamp lights and the stack is automatically put down on the floor. The stack is then ready for pick-up, e.g. by a hand pallet truck.
The stop blocks are a perfect option when the PALOMAT® needs to handle pallets where the runners at the bottom are crosswise to the hand pallet truck. When pulling out the hand pallet truck from the PALOMAT®, the two stop blocks hold the pallet in place, keeping it in the magazine.
The stop blocks are installed at the front of the PALOMAT®, one on each side next to the front sensors.
The switch disconnector enables disconnection from the main supply right on the machine. The switch disconnector can be locked, e.g. when servicing the machine.
This is an advantage and a safety feature for maintenance of the PALOMAT® unit. The switch disconnector is positioned under the main supply.
An interface sends an e-mail or SMS to the responsible for the PALOMAT®, e.g. when the magasin is empty or when there is an error with the PALOMAT®. It is installed with a mobile data sim-card (delivered by the customer) or a patchcabel, which is connected to the company’s network.
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The first PALOMAT® was developed in 1992 because one of the owners himself suffered from back problems. This created the need for a machine for pallet handling at floor level. In this way, employees could avoid manual pallet handling and heavy lifting.Read more about PALOMAT®
