Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine

On most loading docks, the slowest stretch of the supply chain runs from the back of the truck to the first pallet. Goods arrive in containers and box trucks stacked to the roof, and someone has to climb in and carry them out, bag after bag and carton after carton, often in a trailer that is cold in winter and stifling in summer. The Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine is built for that stretch. Instead of waiting at the end of a conveyor for goods to come to it, this tracked robot drives into the vehicle, finds its cargo with 3D machine vision, navigates by radar, and loads or unloads boxed and bagged items without a person doing the lifting.

Robots Europa, based in Dublin, supplies the Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine to logistics operators, manufacturers and distribution centres across the European Union and the DACH region. Robots Europa prepares the quotation, coordinates delivery to your site and remains your point of contact for support after the robot has been commissioned.

Background

SENAD and its engineering approach

SENAD is a national high-tech enterprise with its own software development team, and it is this in-house software capability that underpins a machine which must perceive, plan and act on its own inside a confined space. The company offers a range of logistics automation equipment, which you can explore in the Senad category, and this loading and unloading robot sits within that wider portfolio of handling and vision-based systems. The robot carries the ISO and CE certifications, which is relevant for European buyers who need CE-marked machinery on their premises.

Vision guidance and radar navigation

The defining technology of this machine is the pairing of 3D machine vision guidance with radar navigation. Vision guidance allows the robot to recognise the cargo in front of it and to plan how to pick it, while radar navigation gives it the self-driving capability needed to move into and within a container, box truck or trolley. It is an autonomous loading and unloading robot capable of autonomous navigation, autonomous loading and unloading of cargo, and intelligent handling. It moves on tracks rather than wheels, and it supports heavy-duty trucks without requiring modifications to the platform, which means the vehicle and the dock do not need to be adapted before the robot can work.

Technical Specifications

Specifications are as published by the manufacturer and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the palletising throughput, battery capacity, runtime per charge, IP rating, robot arm reach, travel speed, software and WMS interfaces or noise level; these are confirmed with you at quotation.

How does the Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine differ from a fixed palletiser?

A conventional palletiser is a stationary cell: it is bolted down at the end of a production or packing line, goods are fed to it by conveyor, and it builds pallets in one place. That arrangement works well when the flow of goods is predictable and always arrives at the same point. It does little, however, for the work that happens at the dock, where cargo sits inside vehicles of different lengths and loading patterns, and where people still do most of the lifting.

The Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine takes the opposite approach. It is mobile, it drives itself on tracks, and it is designed to enter containers, box trucks and trolleys and handle the goods where they are. Because it supports heavy-duty trucks without modifications to the platform, it can be introduced into an existing dock operation rather than requiring a dedicated cell to be built around it. Its 3D machine vision lets it deal with boxed and bagged items within a package range from 200*200*200mm up to 500mmx960mmx1000mm, so a single machine can cover a mix of cartons and sacks.

What does the 70Kg in the name mean for my loads?

The product name refers to 70Kg bags, which reflects the heavy sack handling for which the machine is marketed. The gripping weight, however, covers a range of 2kg~100kg, and the robot handles both boxed and bagged items. In practice, the figure that matters for your project is the weight and format of your own packages. When you request a quotation, Robots Europa will review your heaviest and lightest items, your bag and carton dimensions and your vehicle types, so that the configuration you receive matches the goods you actually move.

Who is the Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine for?

The first group of buyers is producers and distributors of bagged goods: companies that dispatch or receive sacked materials in volume and whose staff currently load and unload them by hand. For these operations, heavy repetitive lifting inside vehicles is both a staffing problem and an occupational health concern, and a robot that works in the trailer addresses it directly.

The second group is logistics and warehousing operators who handle mixed cartons arriving in containers and box trucks. Container unloading is one of the most labour-intensive tasks in a distribution centre, and the robot's ability to handle boxed items as well as bags makes it relevant where the cargo mix varies from load to load.

The third group is sites where working conditions at the dock are demanding. With an operating temperature of -20~60°C, the machine is intended for environments that are far from climate-controlled, such as unheated docks and vehicles standing in the sun.

Finally, companies that place weight on brand presentation, such as operators of visible customer-facing facilities or equipment integrators, may value the OEM colour customisation. Buyers who are planning a broader automation project, for example combining dock handling with sorting or depalletising further inside the building, can review the other equipment in the Senad range and discuss the combination with Robots Europa.

What is the Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine used for?

1. Container unloading: Removing boxed and bagged cargo from shipping containers without staff working inside the container.
2. Box truck loading: Loading outbound goods into box trucks at the dock using vision-guided handling.
3. Heavy-duty truck operations: Working with heavy-duty trucks without requiring modifications to the vehicle platform.
4. Trolley loading and unloading: Transferring goods to and from trolleys for onward movement within the site.
5. Heavy sack handling: Moving bagged materials that would otherwise be lifted by hand, reducing manual strain on dock staff.
6. Mixed carton handling: Picking boxed items of differing sizes between the minimum and maximum package sizes in distribution centres.

Pricing and Availability

The Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine is supplied on a quotation basis, because the right configuration depends on your cargo, your vehicles and your site. Robots Europa will ask about your package weights and dimensions, the containers and trucks you load, your power supply and your operating environment. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. To begin, use the quotation request available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the robot handle both bags and cartons?

Yes. It handles boxed and bagged items, with a gripping weight of 2kg~100kg.

Does my dock or truck need to be modified?

The robot supports heavy-duty trucks without requiring modifications to the platform. Robots Europa will review your specific dock layout as part of the quotation.

How does the robot find its way inside a container?

It uses 3D machine vision guidance together with radar navigation, which gives it self-driving capability and allows it to identify the cargo it handles.

Is the machine CE marked?

The robot carries ISO and CE certifications. Robots Europa can supply the relevant documentation on request.

What power supply does it need?

The working voltage is DC 48 V, and the charging supply voltage is 220V~240V.

Is the robot tested before it is delivered?

Yes. It is assembled and debugged before delivery, and a machinery test report is provided.

Where can I buy the Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine and what does it cost?

You can buy it from Robots Europa, which supplies customers across the EU and the DACH region. The cost depends on your configuration and site requirements, so Robots Europa provides it in a tailored quotation that you can request on this page.

Summary

The gap between the back of a truck and the first pallet has long been filled by manual labour, because fixed automation cannot reach inside the vehicle. The Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine is designed to close that gap: a tracked, self-navigating robot that combines 3D machine vision with radar navigation to load and unload boxed and bagged goods in containers, box trucks and trolleys, with no modifications to heavy-duty truck platforms. With ISO and CE certification, a wide operating temperature range and a pre-delivery test report, it is aimed at operations that want to take heavy lifting out of the dock. Robots Europa quotes, delivers and supports it across the EU and the DACH region, and for anyone weighing up dock automation for bags and cartons, this page is the starting point.