Heavypro 1500kg Laser-Guided Agv/AMR for Durable Operations

Name: Heavypro 1500kg Laser-Guided Agv/AMR for Durable Operations
Brand: Henan Boy Machinery Co., Ltd.
SKU: 2099648512

Henan, ChinaHenan Boy Machinery Co., Ltd.

US$25,020.00-41,700.00

1 Piece

Product profile

Control Mode

Point to Point Control

Drive Mode

Electric

Load Capacity

1500kg

Model NO.

shark 1500

Safety Features

Collision Avoidance System, Emergency Stop Button, Obstacle Detection Sensors, Safety Laser Scanner

Type

AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot)

Color

Customized

Transport Package

Wooden

Specification

Stardard

Trademark

HBY

Origin

Henan

HS Code

8427109000

Production Capacity

1000 Pieces/Year

Company profile

Henan Boy Machinery Co., Ltd.

Henan, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/Factory CertifiedCustomization Options: Customization from Samples, Customization from Designs, etc. CertifiedExport Year: 5 Years CertifiedNearest Port: Tianjin Port, Shanghai PortAverage Response Time: ≤15h CertifiedTerms of Payment: LC, T/T, D/P, etc.

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SummaryThe supplier has a broad business scope, offering various electromechanical and industrial products. They have been exporting for five years and possess a flexible customization capability. Despite lacking overseas presence, they maintain inventory and have an effective quality assurance system, though traceability is limited. Financial data is up-to-date, but innovation and collaboration with major companies are limited. Their after-sales and customer service systems are not extensively detailed.

Supplier typeThe supplier's business scope includes electromechanical equipment, industrial automation, and medical devices.

Financial creditThe supplier has current financial data, with a positive cash flow and profit index for the past three years.

R&D capabilityNo R&D capability is noted, including the absence of ODM services and new products in the past year.

Customization capabilityOffers full and flexible customization from samples and designs.

Client casesNo collaborations with Fortune 500 companies are reported.