Warehouse · AGVMultiway RoboticsChina
MW-R16
A driverless reach truck for high-bay storage: it lifts pallets up to 9.5 m and carries loads up to 1,600 kg. LiDAR navigation needs no warehouse retrofitting, and 8–10 hours of runtime on an LFP battery covers a full shift. A fit for 3PL operators and multi-tier racking warehouses.
Specifications
- Rated load
- 1,600 kg
- Load at max lift height
- 750 kg
- Lift height
- up to 9,500 mm
- Travel speed
- 1.5–2 m/s
- Runtime
- 8–10 h
- Navigation
- LiDAR, optional reflectors
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Applications
- Put-away and retrieval of pallets in high-bay racking
- Automating reach-truck operations at 3PL warehouses
- Moving pallets between receiving and rack storage
- Operation in cold-chain warehouses
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