AGVs, the new method of transporting your Wind Energy Components

14 Jul.,2025

 

AGVs, the new method of transporting your Wind Energy Components

We have extensive experience working in partnership with industry leaders in the field, including Siemens Gamesa, GE, Goldwind, FlENDER, Sany and CRRC on Wind Energie Projekte.

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Our comprehensive range of solutions includes:Transportation of the WheelHub, Engine Room, Blade and Bearing  with our AGVs.

Below are some examples of our work in the wind energy sector with our partners:

Transportation of the WheelHub with 80T AGV (Partner SANY).

Transportation of the WheelHub with 350T AGV (Partner GE).

Transportation of the Engine Room with 120T AGV (Partner Siemens Gamesa).

Transportation of the Blade with multi-AGV linkage

Transportation of the Bearing with 40T AGV (Partner Liebherr).

Transportation of the Castings and generators with 40T AGV (Siemens Gamesa).

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Types of AGVs

AGVs come in various shapes and sizes, each tailored to specific tasks. Let's explore some of the diverse types of AGVs:

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Automated Guided Carts

These are small, compact AGVs designed for carrying lighter loads within confined spaces, such as hospitals and laboratories. They can also be utilized in warehouses to provide movement of larger SKU assortments throughout the warehouse.

Towing AGVs - Tuggers

Towing AGVs are ideal for pulling multiple carts or trailers, making them valuable for industries with frequent material transport needs. These are robust solutions that can handle larger loads and even be utilized for pallet movements.

Unit Load Vehicles

Unit load AGVs are capable of handling large, uniform loads, making them a common sight in warehouses and manufacturing facilities.

Forklift Trucks

AGV forklifts mimic the functionality of traditional forklifts but operate autonomously, making them crucial in material handling tasks.

Pallet Trucks

AGV pallet trucks are designed for easy handling of palletized goods, making them a staple in distribution centers.

Hybrid Vehicles

Hybrid AGVs combine the best of different AGV types, offering versatility in handling various loads and tasks.

Heavy Load AGVs

When it comes to handling heavy loads, heavy load AGVs are your go-to choice. Industries like metalworking and automotive production rely on these robust machines.

Light Load AGVs

These agile AGVs are perfect for applications where speed and precision are paramount, like electronic assembly lines.

Assembly Line Vehicles

Assembly line AGVs contribute to the efficient flow of materials and products along production lines, reducing human error.

Autonomous Mobile Robots

Although distinct from traditional AGVs, autonomous mobile robots are worth mentioning. They excel in flexible applications, adapting to various tasks and environments. These robots are more advanced than traditional AGVs by utilizing sensors, cameras, and mapping technology to adapt to their environment. They are typically more expensive, so careful analysis should be used to determine the viability of this solution for your business.

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