SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot (Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot)

On many sites the forklift cab is the hardest seat to fill: it needs a trained driver on every shift, it ties up a person in repetitive pallet moves, and a tired driver is less reliable at the end of a long shift. The SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot takes that seat out of the equation. It is a forklift mobile robot that moves, stacks and retrieves pallets on its own. It finds its way with SLAM navigation and watches its surroundings through 360° environmental awareness. The question for a logistics manager is no longer who will drive the next pallet to the line. It becomes how the fleet should be planned around the flows that already exist.

Robots Europa, based in Dublin, sells the SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot and supplies it to customers across the European Union and the DACH region. Robots Europa prepares each quotation for the version and fork configuration that suit your site. It also arranges delivery to your facility and remains your point of contact for support once the robot is in service.

Background

SIASUN: a Shenyang robotics manufacturer since 2000

SIASUN was founded in 2000 and is based in Shenyang, China. The company builds a wide range of automation equipment, from industrial and collaborative robot arms to mobile robots for factory and warehouse logistics. Buyers who already run other SIASUN equipment, or who want to compare the wider range, will find it in the SIASUN category. The forklift mobile robot belongs to SIASUN's mobile robot family. It is aimed at the parts of a plant where pallets move between storage, production and dispatch.

A forklift built around navigation and safety

A conventional forklift relies on its driver to see, judge distances and place a load. A forklift mobile robot has to do all of that itself. SIASUN's answer combines precise SLAM navigation with comprehensive safety devices and 360° environmental awareness. The robot can therefore share space with people and other vehicles. The machine is CE-certified, which matters for any European deployment. It offers millimetre-level accuracy together with a broad choice of options for docking to peripheral equipment and integrating with it. The series covers payloads from 1,500 to 3,000 kg, and the forks are flexible and customisable to suit different pallets and load carriers.

Technical Specifications

The navigation, motion, load, accuracy, operating time and lift height values below relate to the D15S-1 version; the payload range and safety rows apply to the whole series.

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

The manufacturer has not published the dimensions, the weight, the battery type and capacity, the travel speed, the charging time, the maximum lift height across the series, the IP rating, the obstacle sensors used or what is in the box; Robots Europa confirms these at quotation.

Which version of the SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot should I choose?

The series is offered in four versions: D15S-1, D20S-1, Handling B20S-1 and Handling B30S-1. Together they cover a payload range of 1,500 to 3,000 kg. The D15S-1 is the version with a full set of figures. It has a rated load of 1500 kg, a fork lift height of 1600mm, a positioning accuracy of ± 10mm/±1° and a rated operating time of 5–8 hours. For the D20S-1, Handling B20S-1 and Handling B30S-1, individual load, lift height and operating figures are not listed here. None of the D15S-1 values should be assumed to apply to them.

The right choice therefore starts with your loads rather than with a catalogue. You need the heaviest pallet you move, the highest level the forks must reach and the number of hours the robot has to run between charges. If the D15S-1 covers those numbers, its figures give a clear basis for planning. If your loads are heavier, Robots Europa obtains the figures for the larger versions from SIASUN for your project.

What does 3D SLAM navigation mean for a forklift robot?

SLAM stands for simultaneous localisation and mapping. The robot builds a map of its surroundings and locates itself within that map as it moves. It does not follow a fixed path laid into the floor. The D15S-1 uses 3D SLAM, which in general terms means the robot reads its environment in three dimensions rather than on a single plane. For a forklift this matters because pallets, racking and production equipment present edges and surfaces at different heights.

Navigation is only half of the task. The robot must also stop exactly where a pallet is waiting. The positioning accuracy of ± 10mm/±1° addresses that requirement. The motion repertoire of forward travel, reverse, turning and in-place rotation lets the robot line up with a pallet or a docking point in a confined aisle. SIASUN describes this movement as precise and smooth, whether the robot is travelling in a straight line, turning or rotating on the spot.

Who is the SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot for?

The robot is aimed first at manufacturers who feed production lines with pallets. In line-side and production logistics, the same routes are driven many times a shift, and an autonomous forklift can take over those moves at a steady rhythm. Warehouse operators form the second group. Here pallets have to be transported, stacked and retrieved, and the work is often spread across long shifts that are difficult to staff.

A third group consists of system integrators and engineering teams who are building a wider automation cell. For them, the range of docking and integration options and the millimetre-level accuracy count for more than the vehicle itself. Customers whose loads sit at the lower end of the series range can plan around the D15S-1 figures. Those handling heavier pallets should ask Robots Europa to compare the D20S-1, Handling B20S-1 and Handling B30S-1 against their own loads.

What is the SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot used for?

1. Line-side supply: bringing pallets of components from storage to the production line on a regular cycle.
2. Production logistics: moving work in progress between processes without a driver on each journey.
3. Pallet stacking: placing loads on top of one another or at a set height within the reach of the forks.
4. Pallet retrieval: collecting pallets from storage positions and delivering them to picking, packing or dispatch areas.
5. Warehouse transport: carrying pallets between goods-in, storage zones and outbound areas on repeatable routes.
6. Peripheral docking: handing loads to and from conveyors, stations and other equipment with millimetre-level accuracy.

Pricing and Availability

Robots Europa supplies the SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot on the basis of a quotation. Each offer depends on the version, the fork configuration and the integration work your site requires. The quotation also sets out the specification of the version you choose, so you can plan with the data that applies to it. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. To begin, describe your loads, lift heights and operating hours using the quotation request available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which versions does the series include?

The sources name four versions: D15S-1, D20S-1, Handling B20S-1 and Handling B30S-1. Full figures are available for the D15S-1, and Robots Europa provides the details of the other versions on request.

How does the robot navigate?

The D15S-1 uses 3D SLAM navigation. It locates itself against a map of its surroundings rather than following a fixed track.

What load can it carry?

The D15S-1 has a rated load of 1500 kg. Across the series, payloads range from 1,500 to 3,000 kg, with flexible, customisable forks.

Is the robot CE-certified?

Yes. The robot is CE-certified and is equipped with comprehensive safety devices and 360° environmental awareness.

How long does it operate between charges?

The D15S-1 has a rated operating time of 5–8 hours. Robots Europa can advise on the battery type, capacity and charging time for your project.

Can it work with my existing equipment?

The robot offers millimetre-level accuracy and a wide range of options for docking to peripheral equipment and integrating with it. The exact interfaces for your site are defined during the quotation.

Where can I buy the SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot and what does it cost?

Robots Europa sells the robot from Dublin to customers across the EU and the DACH region. The cost depends on the version and configuration, so it is provided in a quotation prepared for your project.

Summary

The empty forklift cab is where the case for the SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot begins. The robot takes over that seat with SLAM navigation, 360° environmental awareness and CE certification. The D15S-1 adds concrete figures for planning: a rated load of 1500 kg, a fork lift height of 1600mm, a positioning accuracy of ± 10mm/±1° and 5–8 hours of rated operation. The wider series extends the payload range to 3,000 kg with customisable forks, serving both line-side production logistics and warehouse work. Robots Europa quotes, delivers and supports the robot across the EU and the DACH region. If you want to automate the pallet moves your drivers repeat every shift, this page is the starting point.