Payne Pallet Inverters Ltd has delivered more than 1000 hydraulic inverters since 1977. In addition to several different types of inverters, they also have a range of tippers suitable for discharging of bins and boxes. A standard model very often can be adapted to specialized customer requierments.  Payne can design a machine around your load, no matter how much it varies in height, width, weight and stability.  Below is a listing with photos of some of the models; Standard inverter and Lay-Back inverter.

This illustration of the standard original inverter, describes the inverting cycle;

1. place the stack on pallet with a new pallet on top on the bottom plate of the inverter,
2. clamp the top plate down onto stack, and turn 180 degrees,
3. when load has been inverted 180 degrees; unclamp and lift out stack

A pallet inverter can be useful for many different tasks;

• turn stacks of bags to replace damaged bags in bottom or intermediate layers,
• rapid replacement of damaged pallets,
• fast and convenient exchange between unclean wooden pallets and clean plastic-or metal pallets,
• compression and/or straigthening of stacks,
• place or remove slipsheets,
• posing of plastic protection bags watertight to completely cover both bottom and top of stack, etc.
• emptying rain water and residue from empty bottles, or preinvert the bottle stacks

Several different models are available; suitable for stacks of more than 2 meter height,
and weights of 1 ton, 2 tons, 5 tons or more.

The standard models needs to be loaded and unloaded with a fork truck, but models suitable
for loading with a floor level lead truck are available, as are models with driven rollers for
installation inline in conveyor lines and automated installations.
We further deliver machines that will lift and tip most loads on forks, plates, boxes etc,
90 to ca.110 degrees.

Inverter in start position, clamping plate partly lowered. When load is inverted, the load rests on the clamping plate which is lowered as much as necessary before the load is lifted out by truck, torn bags replaced, or a new pallet placed on top before start of return cycle	Inverter during turning sycle. It can be stopped in any position during turning. This can be useful if there is a need to straighten a stack, take out items in the middle of a stack etc. If stopped ca. midway at 90 degrees, the clamping pressure can be released and gap opened a little, and allow for adjustment of the stack before reclamping and continuing the cycle, or returning to base position.

		The load is placed in the inverter, and is then lifted 90 degrees up on top where it is rotated 180 degress horizontally. When the load is lowered back to the ground, it has been inverted.
The load is placed in the inverter, and the clamping plates closed.	The load is lifted 90 degrees onto back of inverter.

Sist ajourført 29.april 2007