SSI Flexi Shuttle Gen 2
The SSI Flexi Shuttle Gen 2 is a single-level, rail-guided automated storage shuttle designed for high-density miniload warehouse systems. It operates at speeds up to 4 m/s, handles loads up to 50 kg, and supports single-, double-, and multiple-deep storage configurations in rack systems up to 150 m long and 30 m tall.
Overview and Use Cases
The SSI Flexi Shuttle Gen 2 is an automated storage and retrieval system (ASRS) shuttle developed for warehouse automation and logistics applications. It is designed for miniload operations where high-density storage and rapid item retrieval are required. The system operates within fixed rack infrastructure and is compatible with deep-freeze warehouse environments.
Key Capabilities
- Load Handling: Adjustable-width load handling device supporting single-, double-, and multiple-deep storage configurations
- Speed: Maximum operating speed of up to 4 m/s
- Payload Capacity: Maximum load of up to 50 kg
- Load Dimensions: Accommodates loads up to 860 × 680 mm (length × width, including tolerances)
- Wireless Communication: Uses Siemens IWLAN for network connectivity
- Energy System: Equipped with supercapacitors for power management and efficiency
- Environmental Compatibility: Suitable for operation in deep-freeze storage conditions
Specifications
- Guidance System: Rail-guided, single-level operation
- Rack System Dimensions:
- Maximum length: 150 m
- Maximum height: 30 m
- Storage Depth: Supports multiple storage depth configurations
- Manufacturer: SSI Schaefer
- Product Category: Industrial warehouse automation
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