Powered Roller AMR Attachment – Single Bay

  • feature iconFront Or Side Load Options
  • feature iconUp to 3,300 lbs weight capacity
  • feature icon7″ Touchscreen HMI Controls
  • feature iconSafety Gates Optional
Product Details

The Powered Roller AMR Attachment – Single Bay – AMRA-PR-25 (Autonomous Mobile Robot Attachment, Powered Roller) is driven by 24V MDR rollers controlled via Modbus signals from the AMR. The effective width and length of the roller beds can be customized to fit your individual load size requirements. Attachment can be designed to load/unload from either side of the AMR.

 

Powered gates are standard features in all load/unload directions. This unit is also available in a dual bay configuration that can be either a side load/unload or a front and rear load/unload. Units can be integrated with current or new line-side equipment.

 

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FAQs

The attachment enables an autonomous mobile robot to transport and automatically transfer one pallet or material load at a time. Its powered roller deck interfaces with compatible conveyors and transfer stations, allowing materials to move between processes without manual pushing, lifting, or forklift handling during each transfer.

The Powered Roller AMR Attachment – Single Bay has a listed capacity of up to 3,300 pounds. The load, attachment, and selected autonomous mobile robot must be evaluated together because total weight, load distribution, center of gravity, and AMR capacity all affect system fit and performance.

Motor-driven rollers move the load onto or off the attachment when the AMR is correctly positioned at a compatible station. The attachment and connected equipment coordinate the transfer through the automation controls. This creates a hands-free exchange between production, packaging, storage, and other material-handling processes.

The single-bay configuration provides a smaller footprint for applications where aisle space, maneuverability, or access to transfer points is limited. It carries one load at a time, while a dual-bay attachment is intended to transport two loads. The appropriate configuration depends on payload size, delivery frequency, route layout, and required throughput.

Yes. Jtec can configure the powered roller attachment to interface with current or new line-side equipment, including compatible powered conveyor and transfer stations. Integration requires matching the load dimensions, roller direction, transfer height, controls, and station arrangement so materials move safely and consistently between each component.

The roller deck can be sized around the footprint and handling requirements of the intended load. Important design inputs include the load’s dimensions, weight, bottom surface, orientation, center of gravity, and required transfer direction. Jtec uses this information to determine the appropriate attachment and station configuration for the application.