PICK ORDERS EFFICIENTLY AT ANY HEIGHT
The V vertical order pickers from Linde Material Handling offer the operator an ergonomic working area and intuitive operation. In addition, the vibration-cushioned cabs, low entry height, and low railing aim to prevent fatigue and make picking easier. The high lifting and travel speeds also ensure a high picking output. Linde adjusts the truck to the customer's individual picking tasks on the basis of a modular system. The vertical order pickers reach picking heights of up to twelve meters. Depending on the model, they boast a lifting capacity of up to 1200 kilograms.
Characteristics
Safety
The truck can only be moved if the driver is touching the sensors on the control unit with both hands and activating the dead man's switch in the foot well. This reduces the risk of both operating errors and injury. The electrically monitored side barriers must be closed for platform heights of 1.2 meters and above in order to ensure the driver is safe. Optional scanners on the front and rear monitor the route and stop the truck if there are people or obstacles in the way. The service technician can define general travel, lift, and lowering end stops in the truck system in order to make collisions with ceilings or walls impossible. The specially designed mast allows for particularly good visibility, therefore contributing to safe operation.
- Three point operation
- Electrically monitored barriers
- Pre-adjustable travel, lift, and lowering end stops.
- Very good visibility through the mast
Ergonomics
The vertical order pickers have an ergonomically shaped control panel and generous cab. The ground of the spring-mounted platform is covered with a soft mat, which absorbs vibrations during movement or lifting and therefore prevents fatigue. Instead of the mat, the edge of the cab floor has a fixed base so that the operator can stand safely during order picking. In addition, a low railing makes the picking process easier. The side barriers can optionally tilt outwards so that it is easier to access the racking.
- Ergonomic control panel
- Large cab with rounded outlines
- Spring-mounted cab with anti-vibration mat
- Low railing
Handling
High lifting and travel speeds, as well as low energy consumption, are characteristic of the various three-phase motors used in the vertical order pickers. The trucks therefore quickly reach lift heights of up to twelve meters, ultimately ensuring improved handling performance. At the same time, they also have a high residual load capacity at these heights. The precise electrical steering unit, with which the truck can be maneuvered easily and quickly, also ensures effective picking processes.
- High lifting and travel speeds
- High residual load capacity
- Precise steering movements for quick maneuvering
- Low energy consumption
Service
The travel and lift motors of the vertical order pickers are encapsulated, and therefore completely protected from dust and dirt. This firstly prevents costly failures, and secondly means that users do not have to service the unit. The entire design of the truck is easy to service: the central components are behind a screen and are easy to access. This also includes the CAN bus interface, which service technicians can use to read out and check all central data.
- Truck data readouts via CAN bus connection
- Maintenance-free travel and lifting motors
- Easily accessible service components
- Protected motors
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Technical Data
| Model | Load capacity/Load | Battery voltage/rated capacity (5h) | Lift | Travel speed, with/without load |
| V 24V Example Standard mast | 0.8 (t) | 24 / 840 (V)/(Ah) | 4125 (mm) | 9 / 9 (km/h) |
| V 24V Example Triplex mast | 0.8 (t) | 24 / 1120 (V)/(Ah) | 7160 (mm) | 10 / 10 (km/h) |
| V 48V Example Standard mast | 1.2 (t) | 48 / 620 (V)/(Ah) | 5725 (mm) | 11 / 11 (km/h) |
| V 48V Example Triplex mast | 1.2 (t) | 48 / 930 (V)/(Ah) | 10160 (mm) | 13 / 13 (km/h) |
Optional Equipment
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Control panel
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Fixing systems
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Walk-on pallet
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BlueSpot™
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Aisle safety assistant
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Linde Warehouse Navigation
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Fleet Management
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Linde System Control (LSC)
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Tilting barriers
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Radio preparation
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Mirror module
Control panel
The control panel can either be fitted only on the load end or on both the load and mast end. The mast end control panel follows the same control logic as the load end panel.
Fixing systems
Items such as terminals, scanners, clip-boards, writing supports or individual fixtures can be fitted. The attachment bars are mounted on the left and right-hand side of the mast as well as on the load end on the overhead guard.
Walk-on pallet
The loading area is protected with a fork carriage. It is therefore safe for the user to access the area and order pick from here.
BlueSpot™
Lane warning device Linde BlueSpot™ Enhances safety during operation as the LED spot makes the forklift noiselessly visible in both travel directions.
Aisle safety assistant
The assistance system uses barcodes or RFID tags in the aisle to detect unevenness in the floor, as well as obstacles in the shelving or on the ceiling and restricts truck functions, such as speed or lift height at these specific locations. This means that damage of truck, load or racks is prevented.
Linde Warehouse Navigation
The forklift receives movement tasks via the customer's warehouse management system. Using barcodes or RFID tags, the system determines the location in the warehouse and measures the current lift height. Based on this information, it guides the truck automatically to the desired pallet location. The driver only has to operate the drive function.
Fleet Management
How and by whom are the individual forklifts used? What do the usage data of the forklifts look like, and is each one roadworthy? Using a combination of software and hardware, connect: provides the appropriate answers.
Linde System Control (LSC)
The system provides rapid turnaround and enhanced safety. The LSC Standard Basic version indicates to the driver the residual load capacity for the particular lift height. Enhanced LSC versions adapt additional lift and/or travel speed to the weight of the load being transported.
Tilting barriers
If the driver leans on the barrier, it inclines outwards by 10 cm. This enables the operator to reach the racking better, making the order picking easier and safer.
Radio preparation
The truck is fitted with a 12 V/50 W connection as well as loud speakers and an antenna in the cab.
Mirror module
The equipment package includes large rear-view mirrors as well as sideways working lights to illuminate the working surroundings in the racking. On request, the package also includes ventilation, which cools the driver under the roof when heat develops at high lift heights.
