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ATG Autonomous Tugger
An autonomous tugger that hauls cart trains with a combined weight of up to 4.5 t. A fast answer to high-volume flows between buildings and lines: up to 6 mph and 24/7 duty with opportunistic charging. Its fork-free design is safer around people — well suited to assembly lines and sortation hubs.
Specifications
- Towing capacity
- 9,920 lbs (4,500 kg)
- Max speed
- 6.0 mph (9.6 km/h)
- Battery runtime
- 8+ h
- Aisle width
- 6 ft (1.8 m)
- Certification
- ANSI B56.5
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Applications
- Towing cart trains between buildings
- Scheduled milk-run deliveries to assembly lines
- Moving oversized loads that don't fit forks
- Long-haul transport in sortation hubs
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