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

In a lithium battery plant, the riskiest moment in a coil's journey is often not inside a machine but in the few metres between two of them. The SIASUN V-Groove Dual-Lift Conveyor Mobile Robot is built for exactly that interval. It is a mobile platform that carries pallets and coils on V-shaped arms, raises them with electric screw lifting and hands them over to floor conveyors without a forklift driver or an operator stepping in. Rather than competing with the fixed conveyor line, it extends it, so that transfer points scattered across a production hall become stations that a vehicle can reach on a route you configure.

Robots Europa, based in Dublin, supplies the SIASUN V-Groove Dual-Lift Conveyor Mobile Robot to manufacturers and integrators throughout the European Union and the DACH region. Robots Europa prepares the quotation, coordinates delivery to your site and remains your point of contact for support once the robot is in service, so that questions about conveyor interfaces, dispatching and commissioning are handled by a single team.

Background

SIASUN and its mobile robot range

SIASUN is a Chinese robotics manufacturer whose catalogue covers industrial and mobile robots for factory logistics. Its mobile range spans very different tasks: alongside conveyor-equipped platforms such as this one, the company offers heavy-duty carriers whose model names run from 3T to 60T. The V-Groove Dual-Lift Conveyor Mobile Robot sits in the part of that range dedicated to process logistics, where the aim is less to move the heaviest possible load and more to move a sensitive load precisely from one machine interface to the next. You will find the wider family in our Mobile Robots category.

Conveying and lifting on one chassis

The robot combines three functions that are often handled by separate equipment. The base is an AGV/AMR chassis, which provides the mobility. On top of it sit roller or chain conveying modules, which allow the load to be driven on and off the vehicle rather than picked up from beneath. Between the two, an electric screw lifting system adjusts the height of the load so that the conveying surface meets the conveyor it is docking with. The load itself rests on V-shaped arms, and the dual-lift V-groove arrangement gives precise support to two coils at once, which shortens loading and unloading. Navigation relies on multi-sensor fusion with millimetre-level docking accuracy, and a dispatching layer handles configurable tasks and routes so that several stations can be connected without interruption.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the dimensions, travel speed, battery type and capacity, charging arrangement, safety sensors, the specific navigation method, a numerical positioning accuracy, the coil size range, the operating environment or the contents of the delivery; Robots Europa confirms these with you at quotation.

What makes a conveyor mobile robot different from a lifting AGV or a forklift?

A forklift or a fork-type AGV collects its load from below and sets it down again, which works well for pallets on the floor or in racking but requires a free approach and a clear set-down area. A conveyor mobile robot works differently: it aligns itself with a fixed conveyor and the load is transferred along the rollers or chains, from one moving surface to another. For coils and pallets that arrive at machine outfeeds already on conveyors, this removes an entire handling step.

On this SIASUN platform, that principle is reinforced by the electric screw lift. With a lifting height of 1050–1850 mm, the conveying surface can be brought to the level of the conveyor it is serving, rather than every conveyor in the plant having to be built to a single height. Combined with millimetre-level docking accuracy, the robot can present its rollers precisely at the transfer point, which is what makes an automatic hand-off reliable. The choice of drive mode — differential, steering wheel or dual steering — is a further design decision, since it determines how the vehicle manoeuvres into tight docking positions.

Why does the dual-lift V-groove matter for coil handling?

Coils are awkward loads. Their round profile means they must be cradled rather than simply placed, and in battery production the material wound on them is valuable and sensitive to damage. The V-shaped arms give a coil a defined seat, so that it cannot roll and is supported along its body. Because the dual-lift V-groove supports two coils precisely at the same time, each journey moves twice as many coils as a single-seat design, and loading and unloading are faster. In a plant where electrode coils move continuously between coating, pressing and slitting, fewer trips per shift translate directly into less traffic on the aisles and smoother line continuity.

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

The clearest audience is lithium battery manufacturing. The robot supports full-process logistics from electrode and cell production through to the module and PACK stages, so cell manufacturers planning or expanding a gigafactory-style line are the first segment. Within such a plant, electrode departments benefit most from the V-groove coil support, while module and PACK areas make greater use of the pallet-handling capability and conveyor docking.

A second segment is the system integrator. Companies building automated production logistics for their customers need a vehicle that can be fitted into an existing conveyor layout and controlled through configurable tasks and routes; the multi-station dispatching of this robot addresses that need. A third segment is the wider manufacturing sector that moves coils or palletised loads between conveyors, provided the load sits within the rated payload of ≤3000 kg.

Where the task is moving very heavy loads rather than docking with conveyors, the SIASUN heavy-duty range is the better place to look — for example the SIASUN 10,000 Kg Heavy-Duty Mobile Robot or the SIASUN 20T Heavy-Duty Mobile Robot (20T Heavy-Duty Mobile Robot). Buyers comparing automation across the whole production hall can also browse our Factory Robots category.

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

1. Electrode coil transfer: carrying coils between electrode production steps on the V-shaped arms.
2. Cell production logistics: feeding cell production areas with material and removing finished loads.
3. Module and PACK supply: moving pallets through the module and PACK stages of battery assembly.
4. Conveyor-to-conveyor hand-off: linking separate floor conveyors that a fixed line cannot connect.
5. Multi-station shuttles: serving several machines on configurable routes from one dispatching system.
6. Reducing manual handling: replacing forklift or crane moves at transfer points with automatic docking.

Pricing and Availability

The SIASUN V-Groove Dual-Lift Conveyor Mobile Robot is configured to the application, so Robots Europa supplies it on quotation. Tell us about your loads, your conveyor heights and the stations the robot should connect, and we will prepare a configuration that fits your plant. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. To begin, the quotation request for the SIASUN V-Groove Dual-Lift Conveyor Mobile Robot is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What loads can the robot carry?

It is designed for heavy-duty pallet and coil handling, with a rated payload of ≤3000 kg. Coils are carried on V-shaped arms, and the dual-lift V-groove supports two coils at once.

How high can it lift a load?

The lifting height is 1050–1850 mm, achieved with an electric screw lifting method. This allows the conveying surface to be matched to the conveyors it docks with.

How does it transfer loads to fixed conveyors?

The robot carries roller or chain conveying modules on its AGV/AMR chassis and docks accurately with floor conveyors, so the load is conveyed across rather than picked up. Docking accuracy is millimetre-level, supported by multi-sensor fusion.

Which drive configurations are offered?

Differential, steering wheel and dual steering drive modes are offered. The right choice depends on your layout and the docking positions the robot must reach.

Can it serve several stations in one route?

Yes. Its dispatching provides configurable tasks and routes with seamless multi-station connection.

Which stages of battery production does it support?

It supports full-process logistics in lithium battery manufacturing, from electrode and cell production to the module and PACK stages.

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

Robots Europa supplies the robot throughout the EU and the DACH region. The cost depends on the configuration, so please request a quotation on this page.

Summary

The gap between two machines is where coils are most often lifted, carried and set down by hand, and where line continuity is most easily broken. The SIASUN V-Groove Dual-Lift Conveyor Mobile Robot closes that gap by bringing conveying, electric screw lifting and precise docking together on one mobile chassis, with V-shaped arms that cradle two coils at a time and dispatching that links several stations on configurable routes. For lithium battery manufacturers, from electrode and cell production to module and PACK, it turns isolated conveyors into one continuous flow of material. If you are planning that flow and would like Robots Europa to plan it with you for your site, this page is the starting point.