Rail System
The Rail System is a fixed-path track infrastructure designed to guide and support automated vehicles or carts (such as RGVs) for material transfer within production facilities. It ensures precision movement, stability, and efficiency in environments requiring strict hygiene and controlled conditions, such as wet meat processing, cold storage, and freeze-drying plants.
Including: 1#RGV/2#RGV ground rails, trolley rail in the blast freezer, trolley rail in the preprocessing room and post-processing room
Material:SS304
Core Purpose
Provides a dedicated, guided route for automated material handling systems.
Enables safe and reliable transport between critical process stages (e.g., tray loading → spiral freezer → freeze-dry chamber).
Key Features
High-Precision Alignment
Maintains consistent positioning for docking stations, reducing cycle errors.
Heavy-Duty Construction
Stainless steel or coated steel rails for durability and hygiene compliance.
Adaptable Layout
Supports straight, curve, and switch rail configurations to optimize floor space.
Cold Environment Ready
Special design for sub-zero conditions, preventing track freezing or deformation.
Integrated Power & Communication
Conductor rails or cable chains for continuous power supply.
Data transmission for vehicle control (wired or wireless).
Technical Specifications
Load Capacity: Supports carts or RGVs up to 1,500 kg
Rail Material: Stainless steel or galvanized steel
Track Type: Floor-mounted or embedded
Guidance Accuracy: ±2 mm
Environment: Capable of operating at -40 °C in freezing zones
Applications
Freeze-Drying Facilities
Transfers racks from pre-freeze tunnels to lyophilization chambers.
Wet Meat Processing Plants
Automated logistics between cutting, mixing, freezing, and tray loading stations.
High-Bay Cold Storage
Integration with AS/RS systems for deep-freeze warehouse automation.
Benefits
Reliability: Fixed-path reduces risk of collisions vs. free navigation AGVs.
Hygienic & Safe: Stainless construction meets FDA & EHEDG standards.
Cost Efficiency: Lower operational costs compared to conveyor-based systems.