SIASUN FP95-50 (FP95-50)

A tote is a small thing until a shift needs ten thousand of them moved, lifted and put away without a mistake. The SIASUN FP95-50 (FP95-50) is a tote handling mobile robot built for that repetitive, exacting work, where the load is light enough to carry in one hand but the volume is anything but light.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

SIASUN and its robot lineage

SIASUN is a robotics manufacturer whose range covers mobile robots for logistics and production, from forklift-style vehicles to heavy-duty carriers. The FP series sits at the lighter end of that family and is aimed at container and tote handling rather than pallet work. Inside the family it has a close sibling, the SIASUN Tote-Handling Mobile Robot (FP85-50), which belongs to the same tote-handling line.

The robots in this line offer precise navigation with fast, stable performance. That fits the way they are used: as a repeatable link between storage and the place where work happens, shift after shift.

Positioning and key technology

The FP95-50 navigates by Laser SLAM or QR code. Laser SLAM lets the robot work out where it is from its surroundings, while QR codes give it fixed reference points on the floor. Having both methods in the specification gives a site some choice in how it is set up.

The design is modular, with various components that let the robot adapt to a wide range of carriers and material transport needs. Safety is built around compliance with international safety standards, multi-layer obstacle avoidance and robust load and material detection. Operators meet a simple, intuitive interface with advanced navigation modes, so that new staff can be brought on quickly.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the dimensions, the weight, the battery capacity, the charging time, the travel speed, the safety sensors, the ingress protection rating, the contents of the box, the operating temperature, the power supply voltage or the wireless connectivity; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the FP95-50 suited to tote handling?

Three things stand out: reach, accuracy and movement. Lifting height starts at 300 mm and runs up to 4000 mm, which means one machine can serve floor-level positions and high shelving. For a warehouse that has grown upward, that range is the difference between a robot that serves one tier and a robot that serves a whole rack.

Positioning accuracy of ± 10mm/±1° matters because tote work is a game of small tolerances. A tote placed a few millimeters off at height can catch a shelf edge, so repeatable placement is what keeps a storage system running without human correction.

The travel directions are forward, reverse, turning and in-place rotation. In-place rotation is especially valuable in narrow aisles, where there is no room for a wide turning arc. The robot can orient itself where it stands and move on, which supports tighter layouts and higher storage density.

Finally, the FP95-50 is built for very high throughput sorting, reliable handling of high-volume fast movers and storage of irregular items. Fast movers are the lines that leave a warehouse several times a day, and a robot that serves them reliably takes the most repetitive walking off people.

How does the FP95-50 compare with other SIASUN robots?

The FP95-50 is a tote handler, so its closest relation is the FP85-50. Both versions belong to the same line, but the figures on this page belong to the FP95-50 only, and none of them should be read as the FP85-50's. If you are deciding between the two, ask for both datasheets side by side.

Compared with the forklift-style robots in the SIASUN range, such as the SIASUN Forklift Mobile Robot (D15S-1), the FP95-50 works at the container level rather than the pallet level. Its rated load of 250 kg is set for totes and similar carriers, and it is a different tool from a forklift robot. You can see the wider family under Mobile Robots and Logistics Robots.

Who is the FP95-50 for?

Warehouse and distribution operators are the first group. Where storage has climbed higher and picking must keep pace, a tote handler that lifts to height and positions accurately raises storage density and picking efficiency without adding more floor space.

Manufacturers are the second group. Production lines in sectors such as automotive and 3C electronics depend on a steady supply of components in containers, and a mobile robot with Laser SLAM or QR code navigation can supply the line on a repeatable route.

Integrators and logistics planners are the third group. The modular design and the range of components mean the robot can be matched to different carriers, which suits projects where the container type is not the same everywhere on site.

Teams that move pallets rather than totes should look at the forklift robots in the same family instead, for example the SIASUN 2000 Kg Forklift Mobile Robot (Handling B20S-1).

What is the FP95-50 used for?

1. Tote transfer between storage and workstation: the robot carries containers from racking to the packing or picking point.
2. High-bay tote retrieval: lifting from 300 mm up to 4000 mm lets it reach both low and high positions.
3. Fast-mover handling: high-volume items that move many times a day are served reliably.
4. High-throughput sorting: very high throughput sorting is a core strength of the robot.
5. Irregular item storage: the robot supports storage of items that do not fit a standard pattern.
6. Production line supply: components in carriers are delivered to the line on a repeatable route in smart manufacturing.

Pricing and Availability

Every order for the SIASUN FP95-50 (FP95-50) starts with a quotation, because the right configuration depends on your carriers, your site and your navigation method. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. Send us your request and the product is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What load can the FP95-50 carry?

The rated load is 250 kg.

How high can it lift?

The lifting height is 300-4000 mm.

How does the robot navigate?

It uses Laser SLAM or QR code navigation. Which one suits you depends on how your site is laid out.

How accurate is its positioning?

Positioning accuracy is ± 10mm/±1°.

How long does it run between charges?

Typical endurance is 6-8 hours. Battery capacity and charging time are not listed on this page.

Is there a sibling version?

Yes, the FP85-50 belongs to the same line. Its figures are separate from those given here.

Where can I buy the FP95-50 and what does it cost?

You can request it through this page. The cost is given in a quotation prepared for your configuration, so no price is listed here.

Summary

A tote is light, but a warehouse full of them is a heavy job. The SIASUN FP95-50 (FP95-50) answers that with a 250 kg rated load, a lifting range of 300-4000 mm, positioning accuracy of ± 10mm/±1°, and Laser SLAM or QR code navigation, in a modular design with multi-layer obstacle avoidance. It suits warehouses with growing racking and production lines that need steady container supply. If that matches your operation, this page is the starting point.