DPL-100
DPL-100 COMPACT
DEPALLETIZER
Entry-level compact depalletizer | mobile can depal | small craft beverage packaging line
The CODI DPL-100 is a compact, mobile can depalletizer with a switch-raised pallet and automatic sweep, built for smaller lines and limited floor space. Not every operation needs a fully automated depal. It's straightforward by design: the operator raises the pallet with a switch, the sweep engages, and cans advance onto the line. It comes with an integrated single filer conveyor with a multi-angle transfer plate, VFD-controlled drives for precise speed control, and safety locks that prevent components from dropping during a power failure.
The CODI DPL-100 is a compact, mobile can depalletizer with a switch-raised pallet and automatic sweep, built for smaller lines and limited floor space. Not every operation needs a fully automated depal. It's straightforward by design: the operator raises the pallet with a switch, the sweep engages, and cans advance onto the line. It comes with an integrated single filer conveyor with a multi-angle transfer plate, VFD-controlled drives for precise speed control, and safety locks that prevent components from dropping during a power failure.
PRODUCT FEATURES
Simple, Reliable Operation
One switch raises the pallet. The automatic sweep takes it from there. There's no complicated setup or programming required, which means less training time and fewer things to go wrong mid-run
Integrated Single Filer with Transfer Plate
A built-in single filer conveyor with a multi-angle transfer plate comes standard, making it straightforward to connect directly to a twist rinser or the next piece of equipment in your line.
VFD-Controlled Sweep and Single Filer
Separate variable frequency drives on the sweep and single filer give you precise control over how fast cans transfer and feed into the track, so you can match the pace of your line without guesswork.
Safety Locks on Power Failure
Components lock in place automatically if power goes out. It's a small detail that matters when you're working around a machine that lifts a full pallet.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Up to 100 CPM
Compact Footprint
Easy to Move
Dimensions & Weight
L: 73" (1850 mm)
W: 67" (1693 mm)
H: 91" (2300 mm)
Weight: ~550 lbs (250 kg)
Performance
Speed: Up to 100 CPM under ideal conditions
Utilities
Power: 100-240V/1PH or 208-240V/1PH
Panel Side
Right
Left
Voltage
100-240V / 1PH
208-240 / 1PH
Construction
Durable carbon steel structure for strength and longevity
Includes a Single Filer Conveyor with multi-angle transfer plate for seamless integration with a Twist Rinse
Performance & Operation
Superior quality motor and gearbox with food-grade bearings ensure smooth and reliable performance
Integrated Chain Lifting System elevates cans to the next layer using a simple hand crank for easy adjustment
Automatic sweep arm with locking hardware keeps cans clean and organized during operation
Safety & Control
Safety locks prevent components from dropping in the event of a power failure
Sweep VFD for controlled transfer of cans onto the single filer
Single Filer VFD allows precise control of can speed feeding into the track
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FAQ
What is the difference between the DPL-100 and the DPL-250?
The DPL-100 is semi-automatic. The operator controls hoist elevation and manually sweeps each layer of cans off the pallet onto the discharge table using an ergonomic sweep arm. The DPL-250 automates the sweep and lift sequence so the operator is only required for slip sheet and top frame removal.
How much floor space does the DPL-100 require?
It holds one of the smallest footprints in industrial depalletizing, fitting into tight brewery and co-packing layouts where a traditional tower depalletizer would never fit.
What power and utilities does it use?
Standard 110V single-phase power and a basic clean compressed air connection. Because it runs without heavy three-phase electrical requirements, installation cost is kept low.
What equipment does the DPL-100 feed into?
It sweeps full layers onto a rotary accumulation table or inline discharge conveyor, single-filing cans directly into a rinser or canning line.
