Problem → Answer
Model comparison
Factories need two things from robots: material that arrives on time and floors that stay safe to work on. The table pairs each task with the model we would normally propose first.
| Task | Model | Key specification | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| WIP and kitting delivery | AMR-0300 | 300 kg, 0.2–1.2 m/s, 12 h unloaded | Standard, lifting, conveyor, tray and towing versions; call buttons and MES triggers. |
| Rack and trolley transfer | AMR-0300R | 300 kg underride, 50 mm lift | 310 mm tall; drives under standard or custom racks. |
| Heavy parts and pallets | AMR-0600 / AMR-0600R | 600 kg | VDA5050 on AMR-0600; three LiDARs on AMR-0600R. |
| Textile and garment debris | ACR-0670 | 670 mm width, 500–800 m²/h, 16 L dust box | About 4,000 m² per fill of fabric strips, thread, fluff and cotton wadding. |
| Workshop scrubbing | ACR-0370 | 4-in-1, 21 sensors, 2D or 3D LiDAR | Dock handles waste discharge, refill and charging. |
| Large production floors | ACR-0600 | Up to 2,160 m²/h, 65 L / 60 L tanks | Unattended between shifts with a 5-in-1 dock. |
| Very large halls | ACR-0800 | Up to 4,000 m²/h, 4–6 h | Sweeps, scrubs and recovers water in one pass. |
Combustible-dust areas need a separate assessment before any cleaning robot is specified; see our warehouse robot vacuum guide.
Deployment path
Factory projects start from the production plan, not from the robot. We size the fleet against your takt time and shift pattern, then design routes that stay clear of manual handling zones.
Share station layout, takt time, load types and weights, and which moves are currently done by forklift or trolley.
We model trips per hour per route and propose robot count, charging points and buffer racks.
Separate wet scrubbing from dry debris pickup; textile and electronics plants usually need different machines for each.
Connect AMR dispatch to MES or call buttons; set no-go zones around presses, ovens and manual workstations.
Prove one line or one hall, record interventions per shift, then add lines.
Use cases
These jobs are repetitive, happen every shift, and are easy to measure before and after.
AMR-0300 tray or conveyor versions bring kits to assembly lines on a fixed loop.
Underride AMRs move WIP racks between SMT, test and packing without forklifts.
AMR-0600 carries finished pallets to the warehouse on a scheduled route.
ACR-0670 collects cut pieces, thread and fluff that clog ordinary vacuums.
ACR-0600 scrubs between shifts and returns to its dock without an operator.
AMR-0300 supports elevator control and e-door access, so one robot can serve production lines on several floors.
Sizing checklist
Send these details with your enquiry and the first proposal will already reflect your floor, not a generic layout.
How often each line needs material, and when the floor is free for cleaning.
Each load type with weight, dimensions and carrier: bins, kits, racks, trolleys or pallets.
Aisle widths, doors, ramps, lifts and areas robots must avoid, such as presses, ovens and manual workstations.
Dust, metal chips, fabric scraps, oil or water. Dry debris and wet soil usually need different machines.
Epoxy, sealed concrete or tiles, and any expansion joints or drainage channels on the cleaning route.
MES events, call buttons, elevators and fire-door interlocks that the robots must respect.
FAQ
The ACR-0670. It has a 670 mm working width, 500–800 m²/h capacity and a 16 L dust box that covers about 4,000 m² per fill of fabric strips, cut pieces, thread, hair, fibres and cotton wadding.
Yes. Dispatch can be triggered by MES events or call buttons, and AMR-0600 supports the VDA5050 protocol for mixed fleets. We agree the interface during integration planning.
300 kg for the AMR-0300 (400 kg in the towing version) and AMR-0300R, and 600 kg for the AMR-0600 and AMR-0600R.
Yes, with defined routes, speed zones and no-go areas around machinery. AMRs detect people and obstacles with LiDAR and cameras, and the AMR-0300 is built to ISO 3691-4.
The ACR-0600 docks itself to charge, refill, drain, dose detergent and clean its tank, so it can scrub between shifts unattended once routes are set.
Yes. PanPanTech supports OEM and ODM programs, including private-label model codes, neutral datasheets and packaging support. See Manufacturing and Partners for program terms.