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BotOnly AMR-CU-109 Front-Transfer Telescopic-Fork AMR
BotOnly AMR-CU-109 Front-Transfer Telescopic-Fork AMR is designed for autonomous movement of pallets, racks, and work-in-process materials. The current source package lists a verified payload of 160 kg. Navigation is based on Laser SLAM.
- Model
- AMR-CU-109
- Product type
- Front-Transfer Telescopic-Fork AMR
- Estimated price range
- US$15,000–35,000
At a glance
Key Specifications
- Rated payload
- 160 kg
- Navigation
- Laser SLAM
- Drive mode
- Differential drive
- Runtime
- ≥8H
Technical data
Detailed Specifications
- Dimensions
- Customized to order
- Rated payload
- 160 kg
- Navigation
- Laser SLAM
- Battery
- Lithium battery
- Charging method
- Manual / automatic / battery swap
- Charging time
- ≤2H
- Safety sensing
- 360°
- Drive mode
- Differential drive
- Maximum speed
- 0~1.2 m/s
- Obstacle crossing
- 5 mm
- Gradeability
- 3°/ 5%
- Ground clearance
- 20 mm
- Docking accuracy
- ± 5 mm
Description & advantages
The source describes a telescopic-fork mobile platform for automated pickup and delivery where the load must be transferred from the side or front.
- Telescopic transfer reduces the need for a separate fixed handoff device
- Supports automated rack, line-side and workstation transfer workflows
Key features
Laser SLAM navigation with flexible charging
- Laser SLAM navigation
- Differential drive architecture
- Manual, automatic and battery-swap charging support
- Safety sensing, emergency stop, and visual/audible status indication
Applications & cases
Where this product fits
- Warehouse material transport
- Production-line replenishment
- Work-in-process movement
Configuration note
The displayed range is an estimate. Final quotation depends on top module, navigation and safety configuration, fleet/software integration, quantity, freight, installation and commissioning.
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