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Agriculture

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Linked systems
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Example line architectures
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Cortiva supplies bag palletizing for paper, PP woven, PE and valve bags, together with depalletizing, bag opening and emptying, stretch wrapping and stretch hood systems for agricultural products. Different bag formats run on the same system by recipe.

Industry Overview

In agriculture the end of the line is about the bag: feed, fertiliser, seed and grain are packed in the 25–50 kg range and, in most plants, still stacked by hand. That work is heavy and seasonal at the same time.

Harvest and fertilising periods push capacity demand to a peak within weeks, and the environment is dusty. Bag palletizing systems run paper, PP woven, PE and valve bag formats on the same line by recipe.

Challenges and Answers

The industry's challenge, Cortiva's answer

01
Challenge

Bags in the 25–50 kg range are stacked by hand; the work is heavy and ergonomically unsustainable.

Cortiva Answer

Bag palletizing systems are designed for bags in the 5–50 kg range, removing manual stacking.

02
Challenge

Capacity demand peaks within weeks during harvest and fertilising periods.

Cortiva Answer

The end of line is sized for the seasonal peak, reducing dependence on added shifts during busy periods.

03
Challenge

The environment is dusty, and bag surface and floor conditions are hard on equipment.

Cortiva Answer

Dusty ambient conditions are assessed project by project in equipment and protection selection.

04
Challenge

Paper, PP woven, PE and valve bags can all be in use at the same site.

Cortiva Answer

Paper, PP woven, PE and valve bag formats run on the same system by recipe.

Example Line Architectures

Which line do these machines come together on in this industry?

Example Configuration These are typical system architectures, not records of delivered projects. See Case Studies for completed installations.

  1. Bag Palletizing Line

    An example line for paper, PP woven, PE and valve bags: each bag is flattened before palletizing, placed to pattern by a vacuum gripper and the pallet is stretch wrapped. This page describes a typical configuration, not a record of a delivered project.

    1. Palletizing
    2. Pallet Packaging
  2. Bag Depalletizing & Emptying Line

    An example feeding line for raw material bags: a robot lifts each bag off the pallet, a self-sharpening blade opens it, the material is fully discharged and empty pallets stack at a separate station. This page describes a typical configuration, not a record of a delivered project.

    1. Palletizing

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