Stacking Articles TRIZ Cases

A pushing device displaces article groups horizontally while a stamping device prevents slipping during deceleration.

A magazine tower inverts object stacking to eliminate dead weight during robot gripper transfer.

Compressed air creates an aerodynamic holding force that prevents surface damage on thin-walled panels.

Interlocking adapter plates with pivoting blocks prevent sliding between modular boxes with mismatched structural designs.

An apparatus conveys and aligns stickers to lumber stacks using a centering mechanism.

A depalletizing station uses manipulators within a physically delimited danger zone to remove outer packaging from pallets and position it on horizontal conveyors.

A compact palletizer uses a vertically and horizontally movable apron conveyor to build item layers.

A dual-head palletizing device uses inflatable gripping elements to secure articles during transfer operations.

A sorting device uses a movable storage area to re-order box stacks via grippers and transport rails.

A load former uses a sliding cookie sheet to form square stacks of paperboard bundles.

A retractable tongue transfers cargo to the roll container floor, bypassing unstable mesh walls for reliable automated loading.

Independent carriage segments close gaps in pack layers to form flush outer contours without increasing device complexity.

Vertical movement of the compression frame relative to the conveyor belt resolves the trade-off between high palletizing speed and precise layer placement.