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M100
A latent lifting robot from Quicktron rated for 1,000 kg: it drives under a rack or stand, lifts it 60 mm and carries it away whole. QR-code navigation delivers ±10 mm positioning accuracy, and a charge lasts 7.5 hours. The backbone of goods-to-person workflows in warehouses and material supply on production floors.
Specifications
- Payload
- 1,000 kg
- Lifting height
- 60 mm
- Max speed
- 1.5 m/s (no load)
- Positioning accuracy
- ±10 mm
- Navigation
- QR codes
- Runtime
- 7.5 h
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Applications
- Bringing goods racks to picking stations
- Feeding materials to production areas
- Relocating stands and load modules up to 1 t
- Automating goods-to-person workflows
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