Economic Pallet exchanger and pallet turning machine

The A series performs a full 180° inversion of the clamped load for pallet exchange. The 95° Pallet Exchanger uses a different mechanism, tipping the load to approximately 95° without full inversion.

The A series uses one clamper to hold and rotate the load, making it the economic stationary configuration. Dual-clamper designs such as the Heavy-Load Reclining Pallet Inverter use two clamping actions for a reclining-and-rotating motion suited to heavy-duty requirements.

Yes. The load is inverted, the wood pallet is withdrawn, and a plastic pallet is inserted. This is commonly used in food lines handling yogurt, biscuits, and bottled wine.

No standard factory figure applies. Throughput depends on load weight, pallet dimensions, and forklift turnaround, and is defined per project. Provide your target pallets-per-shift in the RFQ for an engineered answer.

Loads that cannot support themselves under clamp pressure when inverted—loose unbaled cartons, unstable stacks, or free-flowing items—require additional containment such as strapping, a top frame, or wrapping. Confirm with your load specification.

Standard warranty is 1 year. A 2-year warranty applies only to selected models during promotional periods; it is not a default on this product.

By forklift. The operator places the full pallet load on the bottom platform, the clamp-and-turn cycle runs, and the re-palletized load is removed by forklift. There is no integrated conveyor feeding on this model.

Yes. The stationary 180° pallet inverter and the inline family offer conveyor-integrated alternatives for automated lines; FHOPE can recommend a configuration per application.