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HaiPick A3
Fork-lifting autonomous case-handling robot (ACR) for goods that do not fit a standard tote. It picks trays, tires, foam boxes and other irregular-shaped carriers from racks up to 5.5 m high and delivers them to a picking station. Widely used in electronics and automotive-parts manufacturing where dust- and static-sensitive items are handled.
Specifications
- Type
- fork-lifting autonomous case-handling robot (ACR)
- Picking height
- 450–5550 mm
- Back-tray configurations
- 2, 5 or 8 trays
- Compatible loads
- trays, tires, foam boxes, irregular-shaped carriers
- Battery
- lithium iron phosphate
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Applications
- Feeding PCB trays in electronics manufacturing
- Buffer storage and retrieval of components in automotive assembly
- Storing tires and irregular-shaped carriers
- Delivering tooling and materials to production lines
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