Autonomous Pallet Handling Robot · 2,000 kg forks · PUDU Robotics Available to order

MP2000 2,000 kg on forks, no driver.

Where the T-series moves trolleys and cages, the MP2000 moves pallets. Forks, two tonnes, aisles down to 2 m, and enough tolerance to pick up a pallet a person parked badly.

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2,000kg
Max payload
2m
Minimum aisle
15cm
Pallet offset tolerance
12h
Runtime
Where it fits

Where the MP2000 earns its keep.

Warehouse pallet handling

Receiving to racking, racking to dispatch, without a driver on a pallet truck.

Manufacturing line-side

Delivering pallets of raw material to a line and clearing finished pallets away.

Distribution centres

Repetitive pallet transfers over long internal distances at 1.2 m/s under load.

Specifications

Every number, on the record.

Manufacturer figures. Real-world performance depends on your layout and obstacle density, which we confirm against your site at survey.

Performance
Category
Autonomous pallet handling robot
Max payload
2,000 kg
Speed
1.6 m/s unloaded, 1.2 m/s loaded
Run-time
12 hours unloaded, 6 hours at maximum load
Charging time
About 2 hours at 200–240 V AC, about 3.2 hours at 100–120 V AC
Forks and lifting
Fork outer width
620 mm standard, 550 mm narrow variant
Lift height
200 ±5 mm
Lowered fork height
80 ±5 mm
Pallet tolerance
Up to 15 cm offset and 15 degrees of skew
Access and navigation
Minimum aisle
2 m
Pallet spacing
Down to 15 cm
Dimensions
1585 × 910 × 1870 mm
Navigation
3D LiDAR SLAM and VSLAM
FAQ

Common buyer questions.

Is the MP2000 a robotic forklift?
It is a pallet handler rather than a forklift. It has forks and lifts 2,000 kg, but only 200 mm off the ground: enough to move a pallet horizontally, not to stack it into racking at height. For floor-level pallet movement it replaces a driver; for put-away at height you still need a reach truck.
Does the pallet have to be perfectly placed?
No, and that is the specification that decides most deployments. It picks up pallets that are up to 15 cm out of position and 15 degrees askew. A machine that demands a pallet be square on a mark spends its day waiting for a person to fix things.
How narrow an aisle does it need?
Two metres, with pallet spacing down to 15 cm. That is tighter than most manual pallet operations run, so in practice the aisle is rarely the blocker.
How long does it run under load?
Twelve hours unloaded and about six at maximum load, with roughly a two hour charge on 240 V. In a single-shift operation that is a full day; in a continuous operation you plan a charge rotation.
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Related

Different job? Different robot.

For lighter loads, trolleys and cages, or line-side conveyor transfer, the T-series is the better fit.