Product Families

Heavy-Duty Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs)

Project-configured AGV platforms for controlled movement of heavy, long, or oversized loads between defined tasks and process stations.

This family may include flat-platform, partial- or full-lift, under-load, omnidirectional, or synchronized-vehicle architectures according to load geometry and site conditions. Body, drive arrangement, lifting interface, navigation, safety, and charging are selected together; no option should be treated as standard across every payload and application.

How it differs from the other families: Unlike a trackless transfer cart, the defining principle is task and route automation rather than simply being rail-free. Unlike an outdoor AGV, environmental hardening is not assumed across the family; unlike a mould-transfer system, it is not tied to one mould or rack interface.

Trackless Industrial Transfer Carts

Transfer vehicles for heavy material movement on suitable factory floors or yard routes without fixed rails, with control and automation level defined by the project.

The official family covers battery-powered rail-free vehicles with a strong emphasis on remote-controlled steering, while some product names also use 'automatic' or 'AGV'. Being trackless therefore does not by itself imply autonomy. Platform, steering, load interface, environmental protection, and automation level must be confirmed for the actual model and project.

How it differs from the other families: It differs from the heavy-duty AGV family because the primary classification is rail-free, steerable transfer rather than task automation. Outdoor or mould-transfer capabilities may overlap in individual projects but do not define the whole family.

Outdoor Unmanned AGV Systems

AGV systems configured for environmental, ground, and navigation conditions to provide unmanned material flow across factory campuses, inter-building roads, and outdoor routes.

This family covers carriers intended to execute automated tasks outdoors. The Product Dictionary includes park-logistics and container-transport examples plus some indoor/outdoor configurations. No 'all-weather' claim should be used until protection, temperature, precipitation, drainage, road surface, gradient, traffic, communications, and positioning are verified for the project.

How it differs from the other families: It differs from the general heavy-duty AGV family because outdoor and inter-building automated operation are primary design inputs. Unlike a trackless transfer cart, unmanned tasks and outdoor navigation are central; it is not merely a rail-free platform.

Automatic Mould Transfer Systems

Project-specific automation systems for driving beneath a mould or rack, engaging its load interface, and transferring it between process zones.

The official family describes an AGV-based system that drives beneath a purpose-built legged rack, lifts at the appropriate position, and moves a mould between process zones. The Product Dictionary does not use the same official name as a separate group; its flat movers for moulds/sand boxes and special-shaped fixture AGVs overlap only partly. Lift, drive, rack, heat/dust protection, and process sequence must not be presented as one standard product.

How it differs from the other families: It differs from the other three families because it is a transfer system in which the vehicle, mould, rack/fixture, lifting interface, and station flow are designed together.