Swift Through Narrow Corridors
Linde’s LT10 – LT20 logistic trains are an efficient solution for bundling horizontal transports of large quantities of materials over longer distances, for example from a warehouse to several production lines. The three frame variants, C-Frames, B-Frames, and B-Frames with middle support can hold up to 2,000 kilograms, 1,000 kilograms, and 1,600 kilograms respectively, and offer the flexibility to combine different loads on one train. Whether pallets, grid boxes or small load carriers, transport goods of up to 2,000 kilograms per frame are maneuvered quickly, nimbly and with stability, even through narrow aisles and tight curves. The frames can be towed by either a manual or an automated tractor. Linde supports its customers with an optional tugger train guiding system for integration into digitally controlled processes and to ensure efficient use of the trains.
The standard opening side of the C-Frames is the right side. Optionally, the left side in the driving direction can also be chosen for a load exchange.
The Bridge-Frame can be equipped with a flexible middle support, which can be moved against the driving direction to the required position. This allows different load sizes to be handled with one frame type.
For outdoor applications, the frames can be equipped with robust super elastic (SE) wheels with a diameter of 250 mm and a width of 85 mm or 130 mm. These wheels are fully suspended which makes them perfectly suitable against vibrations.
There is a four-function LED taillight set with magnetic holder and two lights (indicator, taillights, brake lights, license plate light) available in clear glass. It provides sealed waterproof housing, e4 marking and assignment according to ISO 1724.
A flashing light can be located at the top of the trailer in order to make the logistic train visible, especially in dark areas.
A manually operated tarpaulin roof is available for the C-Frames with a one-sided opening and for the Bridge-Frames with a two-sided opening.
Linde offers trolleys in various designs. They form the interface between the load and the tugger train and can be equipped with modular racking superstructures, for example.
The tugger train guidance system coordinates the driving orders and provides the drivers with the optimal routes. The software dashboard shows all essential information at a glance and can be used to generate analyses for process optimization.
With the standard lock, the load can only be pulled out in the direction of the operator. With the push-through option, the trolley can be pushed out through the frame in both directions, making heavy loads easier to handle for the operator.
In addition to controlling the lift function via the display on the towing vehicle, the lift can also be controlled via a button on the frame.
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