Published facts
| What it does | Multi-layer ACR that stores and picks totes and cartons up to 6 m, carrying several at once The A42-series offers picking and storage of cases up to a height of 6m (19.7 feet).— hairobotics.com/robots/haipick-a42 |
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| Handling mechanism | Fork with multiple on-board storage trays With multiple storage trays, our automated warehouse picking robot can handle up to 9 cases simultaneously.— hairobotics.com/robots/haipick-a42 |
| Max height | 6 m up to a height of 6m (19.7 feet)— hairobotics.com/robots/haipick-a42 |
| Storage depth | Double-deep with the optional double-deep fork Double-deep Fork Reduce aisle area by 50% and further increase storage density.— hairobotics.com/robots/haipick-a42 |
| Cases per trip | 9 can handle up to 9 cases simultaneously— hairobotics.com/robots/haipick-a42 |
| Containers and loads | plastic totes, carton boxes The robot supports separate and mixed picking of plastic totes and carton boxes.— hairobotics.com/robots/haipick-a42 |
| Battery | Lithium-iron phosphate (LFP) The HaiPick system uses lithium-iron phosphate batteries in all its models.— hairobotics.com/robots/haipick-a42 |
| Safety features | obstacle detection, active obstacle avoidance, anti-collision alarm, emergency stop Obstacle detection, active obstacle avoidance, anti-collision alarm, and emergency stop— hairobotics.com/robots/haipick-a42 |
| Certification | CE, NRTL CE+NRTL certified.— hairobotics.com/robots/haipick-a42 |
Related
- Part of
- HaiPick ACRs, HaiPick System 1
- Variants
- HaiPick A42-FW inferred, HaiPick A42 SLAM inferred, HaiPick A42C inferred, HaiPick A42D inferred, HaiPick A42N inferred
- Alternatives
- HaiPick A3, HaiPick A42-E6S, HaiPick A42T, HaiPick A42T-E2
- Works with
- HaiStation, HaiQ, K1000, K50, K600, HaiCharger
- Uses
- Multi-layer storage trays, Double-deep fork, Flexible Width Fork, 3D visual recognition, LiFePO4 battery
Knowledge notes
- ACR mechanism variants 06-handling.md
- Multi-tote batch handling 06-handling.md
Mentioned in case studies (33)
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- Automotive Electronics Project
- Baoshi Logistics
- Best Supply Chain
- Chicheng Group
- China’s Largest Online Retailer
- Spain
- Nanjing New Power Electric Co.,Ltd.
- Suzhou Electronics Manufacturer
- ERAL
- Free Trade Zone
- Harvey Norman
- TOLEAD Logistics Company
- Top Internet Company
- Top Internet Company
- China’s Largest Online Retailer
- Maersk Contract Logistics
- Maitrox
- OLIGHT Mobile Lighting Company
- LIQUN Group
- Zhongzhi Pharmaceutical Holdings Ltd.
- Philips Zhuhai
- SF-DHL Supply Chain
- SF-DHL Supply Chain
- SF-DHL Supply Chain
- Toy Factory
- Tokyo Robotics Arm company
- Top Sportswear Brand
- Largest Online Retailer
- Umall
- Xin Hee (JORYA)
- XINFANGSHENG Holding Group
- Xinning Logistics
- Yonghui Logistics
Editorial notes
- The page says the A42 series "consists of four models" but does not name them. The A42N, A42D, A42-FW, A42C and A42 SLAM appear elsewhere on the site; which of them are the four is not stated.
- The company timeline says "The A42, A42D, and A42N ACRs are EN ISO-4:2020 certified" (source). That is the site's wording. It is most likely EN ISO 3691-4:2020, the safety standard for driverless industrial trucks, with "3691" dropped. That reading is an inference, not something the site says.