Material Tote Box Picking Carton Transfer Warehouse AMR Mobile Robot Agv

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Material Tote Box Picking Carton Transfer Warehouse AMR Mobile Robot Agv

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Product Description

Overview - CTU-FlashStation ST Series

For high tempo material transferring scenes, FlashStation products support carton transfer unit (CTU), realizing a single docking of 8 boxes. This significantly improves inbound and outbound efficiency while reducing system costs. Widely applied in e-commerce logistics, footwear, automotive, and medical centers.

Model NO.TP7-FH

TypeAMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot)

Load CapacityCustomized

Weight700 Kg

Efficiency600-800 Boxes/H

Layers6 (Customizable to 8)

Dimensions1570*1385*4100 mm

OriginChina

Key Features & Specification

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Simple & Flexible: Innovative comb design with small footprint; supports customization of conveyor docking heights and non-passenger freight lifters.

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High Efficiency: Supports 6-8 boxes per transfer; picking and putaway within 2 seconds. Efficiency reaches up to 800 boxes per hour.

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Certified Safety: Equipped with Collision Avoidance System, Emergency Stop, Obstacle Sensors, and Safety Laser Scanner. CE and SEMI certified.

Material Tote Box Picking Carton Transfer Warehouse AMR

Parameter	TP7-FH	TP7-FW
Single layer loaded weight (kg)	≤ 50	≤ 50
Max. loaded weight (kg)	300	300
Rated power (kW)	3	3
Loading/unloading time (s)	≤ 2	≤ 2

Applications & Scenarios

Suitable for various industrial scenes requiring high-speed material handling:

Automated Storage Project Case

Project Highlights:

Automated warehouse design with stacker cranes.
3,888 storage locations with 4 sets of racks.
Flow rate: 92 pallets per hour (P/H).
Rapid delivery: 79 days for design, 200 days for construction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I select the right AMR/AGV for my facility? A: Hardware selection is based on actual operational requirements. Technical teams propose configurations based on layout and payload needs.

Q: Is specific software required to operate these robots? A: Yes. Dedicated robot dispatching and control software is required to work in conjunction with the AMR hardware for coordinated operation.

Q: Can different types of robots operate on the same site? A: Yes, the system supports the simultaneous operation of multiple models and types of robots to meet diverse material handling requirements.

Q: What information is needed for a project proposal? A: Initial requirements include factory layouts, pallet or tote dimensions, material details, and flow rate requirements.

Q: What is the typical implementation timeline for an AMR system? A: Timelines vary by project scope. Simple deployments can be completed in as little as two weeks, while complex automated warehouses may take several months.

Q: What is the standard warranty for these robots? A: The standard warranty is typically 12 months or 2,000 operating hours, with optional extended coverage available up to 36 months.