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Unique system flexibility allows FMC Technologies, North America's largest supplier of Automatic Guided Vehicles, to deliver maximum return on investment to customers in the automotive, printing, health care, paper, chemical, manufacturing & warehousing industries.
Savant Automation has a full line of automatic guided vehicles such as automatic guided carts, fork units, unit load carriers and automatic truck loading units, which we sell, engineer, install and service ourselves. We have supplied hundreds of AGV systems to all industries and are ISO 9000 certified.
For nearly five decades, Webb AGVs have increased productivity, while reducing operating costs for companies in nearly every industry. Webb was one of the first to develop Automatic Trailer Loading AGVs, Automatic Guided Carts & heavy-duty AGVs. Guidance options include laser, inertial, wire & magnetic tape.
COH manufactures custom-built, heavy-duty transfer cars for manual or fully automated operation and automatic material handling equipment. Transfer cars handle loads (up to 125T) and roll on rails or concrete floors, battery or AC operated, wire guided or manually operated with on- or off-board operator.
AMERDEN AGVS provides new or retrofitted automatic guided vehicle systems, plus electronic hardware, motor repair & software support services for your AGV systems. AGV types include standard or custom fork lift, unit load, side load, high lift, tuggers & Automatic Guided Carts, AGC, systems. In business since 1988.
AGV manufacturers make many different kinds of automatic guided vehicles. Automatic guided vehicles are computer-controlled robots used in industrial settings for various different tasks, especially those concerned with transportation. They can either be battery-operated or run off of electricity.
Automatic guided vehicle manufacturers make AGVs in many different sizes and designs. Some chassis possibilities for AGV models include forked, tug/tow, small, and large chassis. AGVs can also have different load capacities and design characteristics.
AGV manufacturers make machines that can hold and transport loads much too heavy for humans to carry. These machines are mobile and can easily move products in warehouses, factories, and storage areas. Various navigation methods used on AGVs include laser, camera, optical, inertial, and wire guided systems.
