Warehouse · AGVOTTO MotorsCanada
OTTO 1500
A heavy-duty autonomous mobile robot for industrial pallet flows: it moves up to 1,900 kg at speeds up to 2 m/s. Ten hours of runtime and a one-hour recharge keep it in the flow almost around the clock. Standard conveyor and lift attachments dock the robot with existing lines.
Specifications
- Payload
- up to 1,900 kg
- Max speed
- 2.0 m/s
- Runtime
- 10 h (90% to 10%)
- Charge time
- 60 min (10% to 90%)
- Dimensions
- 1810 × 1190 × 351 mm
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Applications
- Moving pallets from the palletizer to the stretch wrapper and shipping
- Heavy inter-shop transport in machinery and automotive plants
- Feeding large tooling and heavy assemblies to lines
- Docking with conveyors via standard attachments
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