AGV robots tow goods for a packaging factory.
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AGV (Automated Guided Vehicle) robots are a type of automated robot commonly used in manufacturing plants, including packaging factories. AGV robots are capable of transporting raw materials, finished products, or other equipment from one location to another within the factory automatically and efficiently.
Intech Group supplies this AGV (Automated Guided Vehicle) to a company operating in the high-quality film packaging manufacturing industry. The company owns a factory system with a rigorous quality control process, certified by reputable organizations worldwide such as ISO 14001, ISO 22000, BRC, and BSCI.
Intech develops and supplies AGV robots specifically for towing applications, using magnetic tape, optical tape, or slam guidance technology. Customers can also choose the battery type and charging mode.
KEY SPECIFICATIONS OF THE AGV ROBOT SUITABLE FOR PACKAGING MANUFACTURING PLANTS?
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AGV with automatic release hook W450xL750xH500mm
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Powder-coated folded steel frame.
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Control unit: High-end.
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HMI display screen.
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Safety sensors:
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Drive motor.
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Automatic hook release mechanism
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Guidance: Magnetic line-following sensor.
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Wireless communication.
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Charging mode: Manual/Automatic.
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Continuous operating time: 14-16 hours. Operates 24/7 with automatic charging.
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Emergency stop button, indicator lights, siren, etc.
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Power supply: 24V
WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THIS PRODUCT IN THE FACTORY?
- It increases labor productivity and replaces the manual towing work of factory workers.
- It is particularly effective in factories with ample workspace.
- The vehicle is developed primarily for towing applications, making it more cost-effective than similar AGVs that integrate various other functions.
SOME PICTURES OF THE TESTING PROCESS AT THE INTECH FACTORY?
A close look at the process of autonomous robots transporting goods.
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Robot traction completed at Intech factory.
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AGV (Automated Guided Vehicle) towing robots are used in packaging manufacturing plants.

Autonomous robots are in the final stages before leaving the Intech factory for the customer's factory.

Intech's material handling robots are now operational at a customer's factory.