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Yuming Side-loading Warehouse AGV
This Yuming side-loading warehouse AGV record covers a published lift-height/load relationship and conditional aisle statement. The exact delivered model is not identified, so use a configuration drawing and route trial before selecting it.
Manufacturer data with selection guidance for buyers.
Manufacturer data
Published specifications
This side-loading AGV is presented for pallet handling in narrow warehouse aisles. The detailed specification gives a 0–4 m lifting range and a minimum aisle width of 1.7 m for the stated pallet arrangement. Load capacity is height-dependent: 1,000 kg in the 0–2.3 m range and 500 kg in the 2.3–4 m range. The shared 2.3 m boundary should be confirmed with the supplier. Do not interpret the headline maximum load and maximum lift as a simultaneous 1,000 kg at 4 m rating. The product page does not provide a model code. Confirm the exact configuration, load chart, pallet geometry and operating environment before selection.
- Maximum lifting height
- 4000 mm (original: 4 m)
- Minimum aisle width
- 1700 mm (original: 1.7 m)
- Load limits by lifting height
- 0–2.3 m: 1,000 kg; 2.3–4 m: 500 kg. Confirm the shared 2.3 m boundary.
Values and units are shown as the manufacturer publishes them. Confirm the fit for your complete cell with the manufacturer.
Start with the pallet and the warehouse route
This is a side-loading warehouse vehicle record, not a named SKU with a confirmed option list. The original source does not identify an exact model in the reviewed data. Keep the configuration unnamed until the supplier maps the proposal to a current datasheet and drawing.
A warehouse trial needs more than the loaded straight aisle: show rack approach, turning and cross aisles, pickup and deposit geometry, floor changes, people crossings and recovery locations. Record loaded pallet overhang and fork-entry geometry.
Record scope: [S1]
Read the height/load conditions together
| Published item / decision | How to use it | Limit to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| 0–4 m lift height | Map each rack level to the actual offered configuration. | Maximum lift height does not establish capacity at every height. |
| 1,000 kg at 0–2.3 m / 500 kg at 2.3–4 m | Obtain a height/load chart, load-centre definition and confirmation at exactly 2.3 m. | The shared 2.3 m boundary is unresolved in the published statement. |
| 1.7 m minimum aisle statement | Check the quoted 1.2 × 1.2 m or 1.2 × 1.0 m pallet conditions against your full load envelope. | It does not establish turning or recovery clearance on the whole route. |
| Model and navigation configuration | Request the exact model, navigation package and environmental requirements. | Other Yuming variants cannot fill the missing model or replace these ratings. |
Record scope: [S1]
Keep a different supplier variant separate
A later official record describes a configuration with different capacity, lift height and aisle figures. That is a reason to request an exact configuration identifier, not a reason to combine the largest numbers into this listing. The original record and the proposed delivered vehicle must be matched explicitly.
Ask which capacities apply at each rack level with the actual load centre, pallet and attachment. Have the supplier return a signed configuration schedule, route drawing, utility and charging requirements, and any conditions that reduce the stated rating.
Break the route into testable stages
- Mark pickup/deposit locations, rack heights, approach spaces, aisle boundaries and pallet orientations.
- Document floor transitions, gradients, intersections, crossings and navigation conditions for the actual route.
- Define dispatch, handover, congestion, low-battery and interrupted-task behavior with your warehouse systems.
- Establish permitted intervention areas and the method to recover a vehicle or pallet without blocking the required escape paths.
Validate the route under warehouse conditions
When the proposal or trial does not match the task
Use this checklist to agree checks with the responsible supplier or integrator. It is procurement guidance, not an instruction to bypass guards, interlocks or the equipment manual.
| Published item / decision | How to use it | Limit to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Pallet approach fails in a narrow aisle | Compare loaded overhang, fork entry, approach and turning with the quoted pallet conditions. | The 1.7 m statement is not a whole-route clearance approval. |
| Capacity at a rack level is unclear | Obtain the exact offered configuration’s height/load chart and load-centre definition. | The shared 2.3 m boundary needs a written answer before selecting the load. |
| Task output falls during busy periods | Measure queueing, blocked routes, charging and manual recovery over the actual demand window. | An unloaded demonstration does not establish sustained completed transport tasks. |
Prepare a warehouse configuration brief
Your inputs · local calculation
Measure output over the same observation window
Use actual completed/first-pass accepted tasks from one observation window. For a molding trial count accepted take-outs, for the AGV count completed transport tasks. Include stops, queues, charging or interventions in the elapsed time; do not count rework as first-pass acceptance.
Enter your project inputs to calculate. No inputs are uploaded or saved.
Formula: completed/accepted count ÷ observation minutes × 60; accepted/completed fraction = completed/accepted count ÷ total attempts × 100. This is your observed task record, not a supplier specification.
Compare competing proposals on the same basis
Ask each bidder to answer these items against the same drawings, parts and operating sequence. An unanswered item is a comparison gap, not a passed requirement.
| Decision | Documents to request | Check before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| 0–2.3 m / 1,000 kg | Supplier confirmation of the gross-load definition, load centre and exact band endpoints. | 1,000 kg is a rating at every lift height. |
| 2.3–4 m / 500 kg | The configuration-specific load chart and the buyer’s actual rack heights. | Maximum lift of 4 m is available with the lower-band load. |
| Shared 2.3 m boundary | A written clarification identifying the permitted rating at exactly 2.3 m. | The more favourable band should be selected automatically. |
| 1.7 m minimum aisle | A route drawing covering the actual pallets, rack approach and turns. | The aisle value covers every pallet and route geometry. |
Do not substitute a generic AGV configuration
The directory preserves the 1.2 × 1.2 m and 1.2 × 1.0 m pallet references in the company context. Ask Yuming to identify the pallet and load-centre assumptions for the exact vehicle quotation. Model identifier, navigation setup, charging arrangement and system interfaces remain configuration questions, not inferred facts.
For an application outside the stated load-height band, ask for another reviewed configuration or change the storage requirement. Do not interpolate a capacity curve from two ranges. At the shared boundary, keep the task unresolved until Yuming supplies a clear answer.
Worked sourcing brief
Worked example for planning a quotation.
Assume a 900 kg gross pallet is placed at 2.0 m and another 600 kg pallet at 3.0 m. The first is within the recorded lower-band mass screen, subject to all other conditions; the second exceeds the recorded 500 kg upper band. If the rack height changes to exactly 2.3 m, the current overlapping endpoint requires a supplier clarification. This screen does not approve navigation, pallet entry or warehouse operation.
What to record before acceptance
Agree the test method, responsibilities and pass conditions before ordering. The items below are records to request, not a completed validation.
- Save the quoted vehicle identifier, load chart and written resolution of the boundary and load-centre conditions.
- Record the tested pallet, gross load, rack height, route and navigation arrangement.
- Agree responsibilities for traffic, charging, warehouse-system integration and exceptional transfer recovery.
Buyer questions
Is 1,000 kg at 4 m supported by this entry?
No. The detailed upper band is 500 kg for 2.3–4 m; do not combine independent maxima.
Why is no model code shown?
The reviewed product description did not provide one. Ask the supplier for the exact model and configuration rather than assigning a code.
Make the next conversation useful
Your inquiry checklist
Use the model-specific questions above to prepare one consistent brief. The checked items are temporary notes on this page; they are not submitted or saved to an account.
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[S1] Yuming side-loading warehouse AGV original product record
Manufacturer product record · Source reviewed
Conditional aisle dimensions and height/load statements; no exact model confirmed. Later variant data is not merged. Source address and capture are retained privately. Analysis updated separately; no new factory trial is claimed.
Background selection references
The decision notes and procurement exercise are platform-authored. Supplier-specific numbers, where discussed, refer only to the published specifications on this page or the linked directory product pages. The following references provide background for the identified selection principles.
- OSHA Technical Manual: Industrial robot systems — System boundaries, integration and application risk assessment; not a site-specific approval. Read 2026-10-07.
Background guides explain the equipment type in general. For this model, request current configuration documents, commercial scope and an application trial. How profiles are reviewed · Buyer questions
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