KOSME DEPACK B B1F A/67-Rf Depalletizer (2013)

Overview

This KOSME DEPACK B B1F A/67-Rf is a depalletizer for empty containers such as blown bottles, built in 2013. It takes containers delivered in several layers on pallets, removes them layer by layer and transfers them to the downstream machine in the line. It handles containers from 100 to 500 ml at up to 13,000 containers per hour.

Full pallets run in on pallet chain conveyors, a gantry-type depalletizing head clears the layers and removes the tier sheets. The machine is enclosed by safety fencing with light curtains and access protection. It is controlled by a Siemens PLC from a separate control cabinet outside the machine and operated from a KOSME touch panel. The machine is format-dependent, with several formats set up.

Technical data

• Manufacturer: KOSME
• Model: DEPACK B B1F A/67-Rf
• Year of manufacture: 2013
• Machine type: depalletizer for empty containers
• Output: up to 13,000 containers per hour, depending on conveyor control and line integration
• Container range: 100 - 500 ml
• Pallet size: max. 1,300 x 1,000 mm
• Pallet height: adjustable up to approx. 1,600 mm
• Pallet infeed height: 630 mm, outfeed height: 680 mm
• Power supply: 3 x 400 V + N, 50 Hz
• Connected load: 27 kW, rated current 49 A
• Short-circuit rating: 10 kA
• Control: Siemens PLC, control cabinet IP54
• Dimensions (L x W): approx. 18.0 x 7.0 m
• Weight: approx. 8 t

Equipment

• Pallet chain conveyors
• Gantry depalletizing head
• Tier sheet removal
• Safety fencing with light curtains and access protection
• Separate control cabinet with Siemens PLC
• KOSME touch panel
• Several formats set up
• Operating manual and CE declaration of conformity

Condition

Used. The machine has been out of production since 2019 and is still connected. It can partly be moved in manual mode; automatic operation cannot be demonstrated at present. Inspection in manual mode is possible by arrangement.

Availability

Available immediately. Dismantling can be arranged at any time; if it has not been collected by week 43/44 of 2026, the machine will be dismantled and put into storage. Location: Germany.