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Above left: The Hubtex DQ-X
Above right: The MaxX electric sideloader Right: Control panel on the DQ-X
can fully customise the cabin, the load bed and the lift mast. There is so much versatility. It has the first fully electric steering system in the world for a sideloader. It also has the patented HX Steering for greater maneuverability for the operator and in addition gives the truck the platform for use either as a fully automated or semi-automated vehicle. Therefore we can use the Phoenix Series and the platform for AGV solutions. The AGV solutions as a sideloader base on the Phoenix platform offers fully electric steering which is not only energy-efficient, but can be used with lithium-ion batteries so the trucks can self charge and in addition to that they are totally silent.
So, whether it is manual, semi-automated or a fully automated solution, the truck is designed for the greatest efficiency. The AGV solution works with warehouse management solutions and can be programmed to operate in the narrowest isles 24/7 without the interaction of the operator.
ORDER PICKING SOLUTIONS Looking at order picking solutions, we can look at either a modular design where you
have a sideloader and a detachable order picking platform, or you have a system which is fully automated that allows the truck to go and do the work from an order picking perspective.
There are many solutions for order picking in the timber industry but for sheet material a multi-directional sideloader with its detachable platform is ideal for medium picking operations.
This means you can bring the platform and truck directly to the material thereby reducing the number of handling to the material, leading to a reduction in damages. It’s an ideal configuration for reducing the aisles down as narrow as possible and the lift heights can be variable, with 11-12m picking height not unusual in a number of picking applications.
The EZK order picking platforms are ►
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