MLR's modular construction kit for automated guided vehicles

LogiMAT 2019

Marvin Meyke, 24.01.2019, 08:00

MLR's modular construction kit for automated guided vehicles

The AGV manufacturer MLR presents a modular, standardized construction kit for automated guided vehicles (AGVs). This allows vehicles to be designed quickly and cost-effectively to meet customers' specific requirements. The Phoenix series pallet trucks are available in three sizes: S, M and L. The front bodies are each equipped with standardized components such as batteries, scanners and drives. Various masts, adjustable and telescopic forks and roller conveyors are available as attachments. The vehicles can be optionally equipped with RFID readers, fork tip sensors, load measurements or blue lights.

MLR's modular construction kit for automated guided vehicles © MLR

With the modular system, the company aims to create a link between the sometimes very different requirements in projects on the one hand and the demand of many customers for standard solutions on the other.

Hall 7, Stand D41

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