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Robotiq Palletizing Solution - PESeries
for Universal Robots
User Manual
ROBOTIQ PALLETIZING SOLUTION
PE20
robotiq.com | leanrobotics.org
Original instructions (en)
© 2023 Robotiq Inc.

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Questions and Answers

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    Yvette WilliamsAug 15, 2025
    What to do if ROBOTIQ PE20 Robotics robot comes to a protective stop after palletizing a few layers?
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      millercynthiaAug 15, 2025
      If your ROBOTIQ Robotics robot comes to a protective stop after palletizing a few layers, it may be caused by a collision between the gripped box and a box already on the pallet. This can happen due to a minor palletizing error carried over from previous layers. To resolve this, increase the box height value to compensate for box size discrepancies. A good practice to determine box height is to measure the height of a full pallet (boxes only) and divide it by the number of layers on the pallet.
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    Kimberly KnappAug 22, 2025
    What to do if protective stop triggered by ROBOTIQ Robotics robot placing a box on first layer?
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      jessicaowensAug 22, 2025
      If a protective stop is triggered when your ROBOTIQ Robotics robot places a box on the first layer, it could be because the box height value is too high, so verify the box height value. Alternatively, the pallet height value might be too high, so verify the pallet height value. Finally, the TCP might be incorrect, so confirm that the TCP has been set correctly.
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    Douglas NguyenAug 30, 2025
    How to fix inconsistent box positioning with ROBOTIQ PE20 Robotics?
    • Y
      ysimmonsAug 30, 2025
      If you are experiencing inconsistent box positioning with your ROBOTIQ Robotics system, it may be due to an unstable picking position. To resolve this, ensure that the stop on the conveyor consistently positions the boxes correctly.
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    Katrina BrennanNov 7, 2025
    What to do if ROBOTIQ PE20 Robotics robot collides with palletized box?
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      Mary SmithNov 7, 2025
      If your ROBOTIQ Robotics robot collides with a palletized box, it could be due to several reasons. A collision might occur between the gripped box and another box on the pallet because of a minor palletizing error. To fix this, increase the box height value to compensate for box size discrepancies. To properly determine box height, measure the height of a full pallet (boxes only) and divide it by the number of layers. Another cause might be that one or several faces of the box are rounded, in which case you should increase the box width and/or box length value. Also, the pallet viewer might not display the actual pallet state, so inspect the Pallet viewer at program start and confirm the virtual layout matches the actual layout. Finally, the pallet height value might be too high, so try de...

Summary

General Presentation

Palletizing Solution Components

Overviews the main hardware components of the Robotiq Palletizing Solution.

Safety

Disclaimer

Legal disclaimers and user responsibilities for operating the Palletizing Solution safely.

Risk Assessment

Details potential hazards, risk assessment, emergency stops, noise, cyber risks, and residual risks.

Use of the Solution

Defines the intended use, operational guidelines, and prohibited misuse of the Palletizing Solution.

Installation

Scope of Delivery

Lists all components, kits, and hardware included in the Robotiq Palletizing Solution package.

Required Tools and Equipment

Specifies the necessary tools, both included and not included, for the installation process.

Environmental and Operating Conditions

Details the recommended environmental parameters for storage, operation, and system compatibility.

Mounting and Installation

Provides step-by-step instructions for the physical assembly and installation of the Palletizing Solution.

Other Grippers

Guidelines for using alternative grippers and their dimensional requirements for compatibility.

URCap Package

Guide on how to download, install, and configure the Robotiq URCap software for the Palletizing Solution.

Robot Configurations

Instructions for configuring robot parameters like limits, joints, inputs, and safety planes for optimal operation.

Operation

Start Up

Steps to perform after mechanical and electrical installation to prepare the solution for operation.

Palletizing Operation Instructions

Detailed guide on the logical operation of the palletizing process, including manual controls and system responses.

Palletizing Operation Diagrams

Visual logic diagrams explaining the palletizing process flow and operator interactions.

Status Light States

Explanation of the different colors and blinking patterns of status lights and their meanings.

Solution Mobility (Wash Down and Production Line Shifts)

Procedures and safety considerations for moving, repositioning, and handling the Palletizing Solution.

URCap Software

License Agreement

Legal terms and conditions governing the use of the Robotiq URCap software.

Copilot

Instructions for activating and configuring the Copilot software for palletizing operations.

Command Window

Overview of the Command Window interface for configuring palletizing parameters and nodes.

Program Tree

Explains how to navigate and utilize the program tree for robot control and palletizing tasks.

Palletizing Script Functions

Details various script functions available for controlling palletizing operations and retrieving system status.

Specifications

Technical Dimensions

Provides the physical dimensions of the base, pedestal, control box, and operator station.

Mechanical Specifications

Details the mechanical properties, payload, dimensions, and throughput of the Palletizing Solution.

Electrical Specifications

Outlines the electrical requirements, supply voltage, and current consumption of the Robotiq Control Box.

Periodic Inspection and Maintenance

Power Off and Lock Off Procedure

Critical procedure for safely powering down and locking out the system before maintenance.

Inspection

Schedule and guidelines for performing regular inspections of system components to ensure integrity.

Fasteners Specifications

Specifies the correct torque values for various screws and bolts used in the system.

Cleaning

Recommendations for cleaning the Palletizing Solution and its components to maintain performance.

Storage

Guidelines for storing the Palletizing Solution in suitable environmental conditions.

Troubleshooting

Palletizing Solution (excluding the PowerPick20 Vacuum Gripper)

Common issues, their causes, and solutions for the standard Palletizing Solution.

PowerPick20 Vacuum Gripper (Optional)

Troubleshooting guide for issues related to the optional PowerPick20 Vacuum Gripper.

Harmonized Standards

EC Declaration of Incorporation

Official declaration of conformity with relevant European directives and harmonized standards.

Identification plate

Information regarding the location and content of the product identification plate.

Appendix

Palletizing Cell Layout

Recommended layout and zoning for the palletizing cell, including critical distances.

Conveyor Positioning Holes

Details on the specific holes and measurements for mounting conveyor components.

Overhang Spacers

Technical drawing and notes for overhang spacer installation and dimensions.

Pneumatic Diagram

Visual representation of the pneumatic system connections and specifications for the Palletizing Solution.

Contact

Contact Us

Contact information for Robotiq support, sales, and general inquiries.

ROBOTIQ PE20 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeElectric Parallel Gripper
Supply Voltage24 VDC
Maximum Force200 N
Operating Voltage24 VDC
Weight0.8 kg
CommunicationModbus RTU
Operating Temperature0-50 °C (32-122 °F)
Communication ProtocolModbus RTU

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