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New modular sequence trolley for tugger trains
Can be stacked, electrified, driven under and automated
At LogiMAT (Hall 10, Stand F 15), TENTE will be presenting a modular sequence trolley as a concept vehicle with four interfaces for use in tugger trains. With its innovative chassis design, the TENTE sequence trolley does not require a third axle. Unlike conventional sequence trolleys, the TENTE sequence trolley can therefore be shifted by 90 degrees, which saves cumbersome and time-consuming shunting operations. In addition, the TENTE sequence trolley offers further advantages due to its two-axle design; it can be stacked, electrified, driven under and automated.
The TENTE modular sequence trolley concept is based on four customer-oriented interfaces:
- The first interface is the running gear of the sequence trolley with different castors, e.g. tread qualities depending on load and speed; also antistatic, and different dimensions of the wheel diameters and thus the ground clearance.
- The second interface is the frame, which the user can design individually, e.g. according to one- or two-pallet dimensions and with additional options such as raised loading edges, corner protectors (bumpers) etc.
- The third interface enables the integration of the TENTE E-Drive start-up aid for a simplified and efficient manual shifting process.
- The fourth interface creates the connection to an AGV. This is only possible because the third axle on the TENTE sequence trolley has been eliminated, thus providing sufficient ground clearance. Further information on LogiMAT and the sequence trolley can be found at: http://better.tente.com/sequenzwagen
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