CP110L Hits 2,200 Cases/Hour with Hollow Wrist Design

Speed Surge Debut

Kawasaki Heavy Industries kicked off sales of the CP110L palletizing robot on February 16, 2026, transforming logistics operations with its blistering pace of 2,200 cases per hour under real-world conditions. This high-speed performer handles 60kg loads, including tooling, across 400mm vertical strokes and 2,000mm horizontal travels, directly addressing labor shortages in tight warehouse setups. Recent deployments highlight how its compact profile squeezes into low-ceiling facilities, boosting throughput without massive retrofits and proving automation's edge in high-volume distribution centers.

Hollow Wrist Edge

Engineers at Kawasaki pioneered a hollow wrist structure in the 110kg payload class, routing cables internally to slash installation times and minimize joint snags during intense cycles. This design disrupts traditional cabling hassles, enabling smoother high-speed maneuvers while supporting heavier stacks on oversized pallets. Operators report fewer downtimes from wiring wear, positioning the CP110L as a reliability booster for nonstop sorting lines where every second counts.

Compact Power Leap

Breaking space barriers, the CP110L claims the tightest turning radius at 453mm and lowest ceiling need at 2,242mm max reach point in its category, fitting into legacy buildings ripe for upgrades. Standard power regeneration recycles braking energy, cutting operational costs by up to 20% in prolonged runs. Repeatability of ±0.05mm ensures precise layer building, revolutionizing end-of-line packing where older models demand expansive footprints.

Logistics Game Changer

In warehouse depalletizing trials this quarter, the CP110L excelled at unpacking mixed loads via 2D/3D vision integration, feeding sorters at peak velocities without human intervention. End-of-line palletizing demos showcased its agility in building 2.4m-high towers on Euro pallets, while high-speed case handling streamlined e-commerce fulfillment. Cubic-S safety monitoring allows side-by-side human teamwork in cramped zones, deploying safely per ISO 10218-1 standards with collision detection and E-stops.

Specs Power Output

Weighing 820kg with a 550 x 550mm base footprint, the CP110L delivers joint speeds of JT1 base at 160°/s, JT2 arm at 140°/s, JT3 up-down at 160°/s, and JT4 wrist twist at 340°/s, fueling its 2,200 cases/hour benchmark. Max reach hits 2,505mm with 2,433mm vertical motion for tall stacks. Kawasaki AS Language and K-ROSET simulation software optimize paths offline, while Cubic-S enables collaborative depalletizing in confined areas, tying raw power to logistics gains like doubled shift outputs.

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