3020 Raymond Courier Automated Tow Tractor
Simplicity, for Productivity's Sake
Boost productivity in batch picking, cart towing and parts-to-line operations with the Raymond Courier automated tow tractor. It makes simple work of automating repetitive and time-consuming hauls that are labor intensive but don't require skilled attention from an operator.
- Battery: 24 volt
- Capacity: 10,000 lbs.
- Max Ramp Elevation/Incline: 5% at 500 lbs.
*Actual savings and payback time for your specific location and application may vary. Reference our Raymond Courier Automated Guided Vehicles Brochure for sample application data.
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3020 Low Clearance Arch (optional)
For applications that operate under low overhanging structures (conveyors, stairwells, and facility infrastructure such as piping, tubing, and mezzanines).
+ Floor to Top of Operator User Interface: 63”
+ New light curtain design: 2 SICK-TIM sensors for extended coverage
Built to Perform
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Automated Forklifts – Consistent, Productive Operation
With a continuing shortage of skilled labor and rising labor costs, Raymond is committed to providing the solutions you need to optimize your warehousing operations. The Raymond Courier brings all the benefits of automation to the most trusted forklifts on the market. With easy implementation, simple operation, and remote management capabilities, our autonomous forklifts offer the perfect entry point into automation. -
Giant Eagle: Improving Productivity with Flexible Automation
Incorporating Raymond Courier driverless forklift vehicles into their warehouse, Giant Eagle in Pittsburgh, PA, reduced the amount of touches and time travel in their warehouse facility. Specifically in the put-away function, a task where travel has taken 4 minutes to go from point A to point B has been reduced to 2 min—an improvement of 40-50% on each haul. -
Boeing Utilizes Automatic Forklifts to Streamline Manufacturing
See how Raymond Courier driverless forklifts deliver parts to 787 mechanics at the Boeing factory in Everett, Washington.
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Dispatch
Operator use the operator interface to identify the start, drop and end locations for the route. Operators then press the green start button to dispatch the truck on a selected route.
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Localization
The navigation system on the Raymond Courier compares visual and odometry data, such as steering angle and speed, with data learned when a route is first programmed.
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Navigation
Once a truck is dispatched in automated mode, the navigation system calculates the shortest path within the programmed route network.
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Behaviors
Behaviors that can be programmed into truck routes include pauses, slowing down, horn honks, wait and ramps.
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Obstructions
The primary obstruction sensor identifies obstructions in a truck's path. If an obstruction is identified in the slow field, the Raymond Courier will reduce travel speed to 1.1 mph. The slow field turns with the truck around corners. If an obstruction is detected within the stop field, the Raymond Courier will come to a stop.
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Fleet Management
Supervisor software monitors, controls and provides real-time vehicle data through a comprehensive web-based fleet management application accessible from any web-enabled computer or mobile device.
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Horizontal Transport
Raymond Courier automated lift trucks provide a flexible, cost-effective, automated solution for repeatable horizontal transport tasks. Specific guidelines for each model and capability can be obtained from your local Raymond Solutions and Support Center. The 3020 automated tow tractor is suited for distribution and manufacturing operations, including pulling carts or trailer loads in batch picking, parts-to-line- and end-of-aisle (automated conveyor cart) applications.