New Type of Battery Powered RGV Shines in Power Plant Production Lines
Recently, an innovative rail mounted remote controlled vehicle (RGV) has been put into use in power plant production lines, marking a significant advancement in handling technology.
Product Parameters: This rail RGV, powered by batteries and measuring 1800×1200×800mm, is specially designed for transporting high temperature molds. Its features such as no distance limitation in use, high temperature resistance, precise docking, and easy operation have brought revolutionary improvements to the production efficiency and safety of power plants.
Structure: The RGV adopts a cast steel spliced frame with a double-layer structure.
The lower layer is a battery powered rail handling vehicle with a concave design, inside which a movable loading and unloading trolley is installed. Through the hydraulic lifting device, automatic loading and unloading functions are realized, greatly reducing the need for manual operation and improving work efficiency. At the same time, its wireless remote control function makes operation more convenient, and the three colors alarm light and automatic stop device when encountering people provide additional safety guarantees for on-site operators.
Special Accessories: The RGV is equipped with a shock absorption and buffering design, which effectively protects the equipment and goods and extends the service life. The design of a portable charging pile makes the energy supply of the equipment more flexible and convenient.
Application: This RGV, suitable for transporting high temperature molds, has not only been optimized in structure but also made significant breakthroughs in intelligence. Its precise docking and wireless remote control functions allow operators to control the equipment from a safe distance, ensuring efficient and safe operations.
With the continuous advancement of industrial automation and intelligence, the launch of this battery powered RGV undoubtedly provides a more advanced and reliable handling solution for high temperature working environments such as power plants.
