HT-15
HT-15 AGV
Compact AGV forklift for repetitive pallet transport on floor-level routes.
Products
AGV / AMR product portfolio
Start from the transport problem you want to solve and then choose the model that fits the rollout scope, storage logic and complexity of internal flow.
TU-4
AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot)
AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot) for line supply and repetitive multi-stop transport.
TU-6
TU-6 AMR
AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot) for floor-level transport of custom carriers in constrained spaces.
TU-10
TU-10 AGV
AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot) for longer routes and larger transport sets.
DOLLY-30
DOLLY-30 AGV
Automated transport of dolly carts and dedicated load carriers for specific plant flows.
ST-1430
ST-1430 storage AGV
AGV stacker for pallet storage, repetitive put-away, buffers and low- to mid-level storage tasks.
ST-1016-OMNI
ST-1016-OMNI
Omnidirectional stacker AGV with 1,000 kg capacity for pallet storage tasks in narrow aisles and constrained warehouse spaces.
ST-1450
ST-1450 storage AGV
Storage AGV for higher lift ranges and more demanding warehouse automation tasks.
CB-2030/2040
CB-2030/2040 counterbalanced AGV
Counterbalanced AGV forklift for direct pallet handling in mixed warehouse and manufacturing processes.
LA-1430
LA-1430 reach truck AGV
Reach truck AGV with extending mast for high-bay operations and precise pallet handling in storage zones.
RT-20100
RT-20100 high-bay AGV
High-bay AGV for pallet put-away and retrieval in warehouses that require tighter process control.
VNA-1590
VNA-1590 VNA AGV
VNA AGV for high-density warehouses and automation in very narrow aisles.
Fleet
Fleet management system
Independent software layer for traffic control, task orchestration, fleet priorities and long-term system scaling.
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How to shortlist models
Choose the category first, then narrow the vehicle
A strong shortlist starts from the transport problem, carrier logic and operating geometry, not from the most impressive headline parameter. That is the fastest way to avoid comparing vehicles that solve different process constraints.
Once the category is clear, compare the lift range, routing discipline, integration scope and traffic conditions to define which model deserves a deeper technical review.
Describe the route, transfer points and working pattern before comparing AGV parameters.
Check whether the process uses pallets, carts, dollies or mixed carriers that change the handling logic.
Use the shortlist to define which model best matches the first stage of automation, not only the final target vision.
Next step
Do you need help choosing the right category before the first workshop?
We can quickly map your flow, storage logic and rollout scope to the right product category and a short list of models.