AVERY DENNISON Case Study
Increased efficiency of the loading and palletising process – in the end-of-line area in the labeling
A short-range material handling device designed for conveyor lines where the transported loads require a change of direction.
Transfer carts are devices designed for the horizontal transport of loads between workstations in warehouses. They are available in both powered and non-powered versions. They can be used for material transfer, sorting, or distributing finished products between processing lines.
Our non-powered roller conveyors are designed for transporting large-sized products. They are used in areas handling heavy components, as well as serving as assembly stations or end-of-line buffers within conveyor systems.


Increased efficiency of the loading and palletising process – in the end-of-line area in the labeling


Doubling the efficiency of the system of pallet handling and transport from all bottling lines to the warehouse


How to maintain the highest quality of dairy products delivered to consumers thanks to the automation of Production Logistics.
A transport cart is a piece of material handling equipment that streamlines the movement of pallets, packages, and heavy loads between warehouse stations or production lines. The Europa Systems solution operates within a designated area of the installation, enabling the repositioning of transported items—particularly where different sections of a process line need to be connected. A properly configured pallet transport cart reduces manual handling and organizes material flow.
| Maximum load | Total height | Minimum height | Maximum length | Number of roller conveyors on the trolley |
| up to 20 tonnes | 3 000 mm | 300 mm | 6 000 mm | from 1 to 4 |
Europa Systems designs and supplies transport carts integrated with warehouse and production lines. The units are configured based on load requirements, the number of stations, conveyor type, and power supply method.
They are used for transferring pallets and packages between lines, sorting materials, managing buffers, and supplying subsequent process stations.
A line-integrated cart operates within a defined area and performs a specific transfer function. An AGV typically moves along a designated route, whereas an AMR maps its surroundings and can dynamically avoid obstacles.
The benefits include shorter transfer times, fewer manual operations, more stable material flow, reduced downtime, and improved workplace ergonomics.
It is necessary to analyze the load weight and dimensions, the number of loading points, the required throughput, flow directions, available space, and the method of integration.
Yes, integration can be carried out within the overarching automation and software architecture, using appropriate data exchange interfaces. The scope depends on the plant’s infrastructure.
The price is determined individually. It depends on load capacity, dimensions, the number of stations, equipment, the safety system, the power supply method, and the scope of integration.
These solutions are used in sectors such as logistics and the food, chemical, and heavy industries, as well as in facilities that transport pallets or large packages.
Maintenance includes inspections of mechanical components, drives, conveyors, sensors, safety systems, and the power supply system. Service frequency depends on the intensity of operation.
They can utilize obstacle detection, visual and audible signaling, work zone monitoring, and functions that stop the device upon detecting a hazard.
Internal transport carts can handle material transfer between parallel lines, assembly stations, buffers, and finished product pickup zones. The unit is available in powered or non-powered versions, performing horizontal transport or horizontal transport combined with lifting. The loading station can be equipped with roller or chain conveyors, enabling pallet transfer without the need for constant operator intervention. Its modular design allows for mounting between one and four loading stations on a single mobile cart. This facilitates the handling of multiple material flows. The automated cart can be used for sorting, distributing products between lines, collecting loads, or routing them to the next stage of the process.
The Europa Systems transport cart can handle loads of up to 20 tonnes, with a length of up to 6,000 mm and a total height of up to 3,000 mm. The minimum structural height is 300 mm.
Key configuration options include:
The configuration should take into account the production cycle time, the number of pickup and drop-off points, the direction of transport, and available space. In complex installations, the pallet transport cart can also work in conjunction with level-changing equipment, such as a pallet lift.
The Europa Systems solution can be equipped with an intelligent obstacle detection system as well as visual and audible warning signals. Automated load transfer reduces the need for manual handling of heavy items when feeding the transport line. The automated cart is ideal for scenarios where repetitive trips create bottlenecks or require constant operator involvement. Combining the device with a properly designed logistics cross-transfer unit allows for organized changes in flow direction and better utilization of the facility’s floor space.
The device should be selected with the entire process in mind. Key factors include the facility layout, buffer zones, load identification methods, control logic, and integration with other machinery. A well-designed intralogistics system combines mechanics, automation, and software to ensure predictable, safe pallet flow that is aligned with production demands. The cart can serve as just one component of the installation. The system is often complemented by a gravity spiral conveyor, used for the gravity-fed movement of lightweight loads.
Automating repetitive transport tasks helps minimize downtime, stabilize the production pace, and reduce the risk of errors. A pallet transport cart can handle the routine transfer of heavy items, allowing employees to focus on process monitoring, order picking, or workstation operations. Europa Systems allows for the customization of the design, number of stations, transport equipment, and power supply method to suit the specific installation. Contact the team to discuss load weight and dimensions, station layout, and expected system throughput.