SIASUN V-Groove Dual-Lift Conveyor Mobile Robot (V-Groove Dual-Lift Conveyor Mobile Robot)

A coil does not forgive a careless hand-off. It is round, heavy and easy to damage, and the moment it moves from one machine to the next is where time and material are most often lost. The SIASUN V-Groove Dual-Lift Conveyor Mobile Robot is designed for that hand-off: it cradles the load in V-shaped arms, lifts it on an electric screw and passes it to a floor conveyor without a person steering the load.

This product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

SIASUN and its place in factory logistics

SIASUN is a robotics brand whose range spans industrial robots and mobile platforms for factories. Its heavy-duty mobile robots are grouped on the store under Mobile Robots, and the wider family of plant automation equipment sits under Factory Robots. Within that family, this model is the one aimed at a specific and demanding job: moving coils and pallets between stations on a production line.

Heavy-duty transport robots exist because many plants outgrew the forklift and the manual trolley. Loads became heavier, tolerances tighter, and the lines longer and more continuous. A vehicle that follows a configured route, docks where it is told to dock and repeats the same movement every shift takes a great deal of strain off the people on the floor. This robot belongs to that tradition and adds a conveying function on top of the transport function.

Positioning and key technology

The robot is built on an AGV/AMR chassis and carries roller or chain conveying modules. That combination matters. A plain carrier has to be unloaded by a lift or a person. A carrier with its own conveying surface can line up with a floor conveyor and move the load across, so material transfer becomes one continuous flow rather than a series of separate lifts.

The load is carried on V-shaped arms. The dual-lift V-groove arrangement gives precise support for two coils and makes loading and unloading faster. Lifting is by electric screw, with a lifting height of 1050–1850 mm. For navigation, the robot uses multi-sensor fusion and reaches millimeter-level docking accuracy, which is what makes the hand-off to a floor conveyor dependable. Tasks and routes are configurable, and the dispatching function connects multiple stations seamlessly.

Three drive modes are listed: differential, steering wheel and dual steering. These are different ways of turning the vehicle, and the choice affects how it maneuvers in aisles and at docking points.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the dimensions, the travel speed, the battery type and capacity, the navigation method, the positioning accuracy, the safety sensors, the charging arrangement, the contents of the box, the coil size range or the operating environment; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes a dual-lift V-groove robot different from a plain pallet carrier?

A plain pallet carrier is built around a flat deck. That works well for boxes and standard pallets, but a coil is a different shape. It rolls, it can shift, and its surface is often the very thing the customer is paying for. The V-shaped arms on this robot meet that shape directly: the load sits in the groove rather than on top of a flat surface, and the support is precise for two coils at a time.

The second difference is speed of handling. Because the dual-lift design supports two coils, loading and unloading are faster, and the number of trips needed to feed a station can come down.

The third difference is the conveying function. Roller or chain modules let the robot dock with a floor conveyor and transfer the material across. For a plant that already has conveyors in place, this means the robot can join the existing flow rather than replace it. The millimeter-level docking accuracy comes from the multi-sensor fusion used in navigation, and it is what keeps the transfer smooth.

How does it fit into a lithium battery line?

The manufacturer describes the application as full-process logistics in lithium battery manufacturing, from electrode and cell production to the module and PACK stages. That is a long chain of steps, each with its own materials, and each step needs the previous one to deliver on time and without damage.

In electrode production, rolls of material have to travel between processes with care. At the cell stage, the flow becomes more continuous and the link between stations matters more. In module and PACK assembly, heavier units and pallets move toward the end of the line. A single platform that handles pallets and coils, lifts to different heights and docks with conveyors can serve several of these points, with the dispatching function connecting the stations.

The solution improves line continuity, reduces manual handling and gives material flow a reliable, flexible channel across complex production environments. Those are the practical goals behind the specification table.

Who is the SIASUN V-Groove Dual-Lift Conveyor Mobile Robot for?

The first segment is the battery manufacturer, whether an established cell producer or a plant expanding its module and PACK capacity. These buyers have coils and pallets moving between many stations and want the hand-offs to be repeatable.

The second segment is the plant engineer who already runs floor conveyors. If the line has conveyors that the robot can dock with, the roller or chain modules allow the transfer to be automatic. The engineer defines the tasks and routes, and the dispatching function does the rest.

The third segment is the logistics manager who wants less manual handling in heavy-load areas. Moving coils by hand or by forklift ties up people and creates risk. A robot with a rated payload of up to 3000 kg takes over a share of that work.

Buyers whose loads go beyond what this platform is rated for should look at the heavier models in the range, such as the SIASUN 5T Heavy-Duty Mobile Robot or the SIASUN 10,000 Kg Heavy-Duty Mobile Robot. Those who need a lower rated load in the same family can compare the SIASUN 3T Heavy-Duty Mobile Robot. The right model depends on the load and the layout, and we are glad to help sort that out.

What is the SIASUN V-Groove Dual-Lift Conveyor Mobile Robot used for?

1. Coil transport between stations: the V-shaped arms carry coils from one process to the next.
2. Pallet handling: the same platform moves heavy pallets along configured routes.
3. Conveyor hand-offs: roller or chain modules dock with floor conveyors to pass the load across.
4. Electrode and cell production logistics: material moves between the early stages of battery manufacturing.
5. Module and PACK stage logistics: heavier units travel toward final assembly.
6. Multi-station material flow: dispatching links several stations into one continuous route.

Pricing and Availability

We do not publish prices for this robot. Configuration depends on the drive mode, the conveying module and the layout of the line, so quotation is the right starting point. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. Send us your load type, the stations to be connected and the conveyors to be docked with, and the robot is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum load this robot can carry?

The rated payload is up to 3000 kg. The vehicle itself weighs 1500–2200 kg.

How high can it lift?

The lifting height is 1050–1850 mm, and lifting is done by electric screw.

How does it hold coils?

It uses V-shaped arms. The dual-lift V-groove design gives precise support for two coils and speeds up loading and unloading.

Can it connect to my existing conveyors?

Yes. It carries roller or chain conveying modules and docks with floor conveyors, with millimeter-level docking accuracy through multi-sensor fusion.

Which drive modes are available?

Differential, steering wheel and dual steering are listed for this robot.

What are the travel speed, battery and coil size range?

Those details are not listed on this page. Include them in your request and our team will take them up with you.

Where can I buy the SIASUN V-Groove Dual-Lift Conveyor Mobile Robot and what does it cost?

You can request it through this page. The cost depends on the configuration, so we provide a quotation with delivery, customs and support arranged alongside it.

Summary

The weak point in a battery plant's material flow is the hand-off, and this robot is aimed at it. V-shaped arms hold the coils, an electric screw lifts them between 1050 and 1850 mm, roller or chain modules pass them to the floor conveyor, and the dispatching function ties the stations together. The rated payload is up to 3000 kg. If you want to take the next step, this page is the starting point.