Dual Bay & Triple Bay7″ Touchscreen HMI ControlsSafety Gates8,000 lbs CapacityThe AMR Pallet Truck Attachment is a versatile solution designed to enhance material handling efficiency in industrial settings. Featuring both triple bay and dual bay configurations, it offers flexibility to accommodate various operational needs.
Equipped with 3 motor-driven rollers and 39 chain-driven idler rollers, the conveyor cart ensures smooth and reliable movement of goods. With a generous bay width of 36 inches, it can handle a wide range of cargo sizes and shapes.
To facilitate controlled loading and unloading, the cart is outfitted with six linear actuator-driven blade gates, allowing for precise material flow management. Safety is paramount, with features including a safety stack light and five emergency stop buttons strategically placed for quick access in case of unforeseen circumstances.
With an impressive weight capacity of 8,000 pounds, the autonomous conveyor cart is well-suited for handling heavy loads, further optimizing productivity in industrial environments. Whether in triple or dual bay configurations, this innovative solution offers reliability, versatility, and safety, making it an indispensable asset in modern material handling operations.
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The AMR Pallet Truck Attachment adds powered conveyor functionality to an autonomous mobile robot for transporting and transferring heavy materials. Its motor-driven and chain-driven rollers move loads on and off the attachment without manual handling. This supports automated material flow between compatible stations and process areas within industrial facilities.
The AMR Pallet Truck Attachment has a total weight capacity of up to 8,000 pounds. The combined attachment and payload must also remain within the selected AMR’s rated capacity. Individual load weights, weight distribution, center of gravity, and the chosen bay configuration should be reviewed when evaluating the complete system.
Yes. The attachment is available in dual-bay and triple-bay configurations to accommodate different operational requirements. Each bay has a listed width of 36 inches. The appropriate configuration depends on the number and dimensions of the loads, required throughput, AMR capacity, route clearances, and available space at transfer locations.
The conveyor system uses three motor-driven rollers and 39 chain-driven idler rollers to provide smooth, controlled load movement. The rollers transfer materials between the attachment and compatible equipment. Reliable operation depends on proper alignment, load positioning, roller contact, and coordination between the AMR, attachment controls, and receiving station.
Six linear actuator-driven blade gates control loading and unloading while helping retain materials on the attachment during travel. The gates allow each transfer point to be opened or secured as required by the operating sequence. The load dimensions and orientation should be verified to ensure the gates provide appropriate retention for the application.
The attachment includes a 7-inch touchscreen HMI, a safety stack light, and five emergency-stop buttons positioned for quick access. These components allow operators to view system status and stop operation when necessary. The attachment’s safety and control functions should be integrated with the AMR and transfer stations as one coordinated system.
