Robotic Forklifts (Automation) Available

End Rider MPE080-VG

  • Transport single or double pallets
  • Handle loads to marshalling/staging areas
  • Easily transfer over long distances
  • Bar code scanner confirms appropriate pallet
  • Driven by Balyo
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Tow Tractor MO70T

  • Standard trailer handling configurations
  • Sequencing in assembly operations
  • Kitting separate items to be supplied as one unit
  • Stock replenishment and material hauling
  • Driven by Balyo
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Counterbalanced Stacker MC10-15

  • Deposit or remove pallets from 2nd or 3rd level
  • Handle smaller width pallets
  • Stack or unstack loads
  • Deposit or remove pallet from shrink wrap station
  • Driven by Balyo
Spec Sheet
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Robotics Reach NR/NDR035-045EB

  • Double-deep reach capabilities
  • Deposit or remove pallets from as high as 30 feet
  • Maximize vertical storage space
  • Ideal fit for distribution centers
  • Guided by JBT Intelligent

Current supply chain job growth outpaces the job pool by 6 to 1.

With a shrinking labor force and growing demand, how will you keep your operation moving?

What if you could automate repetitive picking tasks and free up workers to take on more valuable roles? With Yale® robotic lift trucks, you can.

Built on standard production chassis, Yale robotic forklifts allow you to automate repetitive, low value added tasks by picking up, transporting and dropping off pallets independently and reliably. Enhance labor productivity, optimize workflow and help increase your bottom line by transforming to robotic lift truck technology.

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Why they make sense for your operation?

Whether you want to manage a single truck or an entire fleet, Yale robotic forklifts have the flexibility to meet your operational demands. Additionally, they can interface with a range of operating systems, providing greater visibility to load movement for increased accuracy and efficiency.  

Infrastructure free navigation

Integrates into existing operations by mapping structural features to self-locate and navigate; does not require tape, wires or magnets for guidance  

Rapid deployment

Runs with zero, partial or full integration with facility warehouse management systems (WMS)  

Flexible

Can switch to manual mode with the touch of a button, helping accommodate changing operational needs

Scalable

Has the ability to take on small tasks and expand as operational requirements grow

Cobotics

Allows people to focus on value added tasks, and robotic lift trucks on repetitive, low value added tasks

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