Quicktron FD140 and FD150 Review: Specs and Uses of the SLAM Autonomous Forklifts

The Quicktron FD140 and FD150 are the autonomous forklifts of Quicktron's F-series. The manufacturer does not publish prices. This review covers the two models, their specifications and uses.

Quick Verdict

Where Quicktron's other robots follow QR codes, the F-series forklifts navigate by SLAM, so they can work in areas without floor markers. The FD140 carries 1,400 kg to 3 m at 1.3 m/s; the FD150 carries 1,500 kg to 3,244 mm and is faster, 2 m/s. Both position to ±10 mm, need an aisle of 2.5 m, handle standard 1200 by 800 and 1200 by 1000 pallets and run eight hours. Lift height limits them to floor transfer and low racking.

Quicktron FD150 at a Glance

• Models: FD140, FD150

• Rated load: 1,400 kg and 1,500 kg

• Lifting height: 3,000 mm and 3,244 mm

• Max no-load speed: 1.3 m/s and 2 m/s

• Battery life: 8 hours

• Price: on request

Quicktron FD140 and FD150 Specifications

The table below compares the two models.

Specification	FD140	FD150
Rated load	1,400 kg	1,500 kg
Lifting height	3,000 mm	3,244 mm
Max no-load speed	1.3 m/s	2 m/s
Positioning accuracy	±10 mm	±10 mm
Battery life	8 h	8 h
Navigation	SLAM	SLAM
Min aisle width	2,500 mm	2,500 mm
Pallet size	1200 x 800 or 1200 x 1000 mm	1200 x 800 or 1200 x 1000 mm

Design and Build Quality

Both are stacker-type trucks without an operator position, with scanners for navigation and safety.

Software and Integration

SLAM Navigation

The trucks localize against the building, without QR codes.

Fleet Software

They run under Quicktron's software platform alongside its other robots.

Quicktron FD150 Uses

Pallet Transfer

Between docks, storage and production.

Low Racking

Storage up to about 3.2 m.

Line Supply

Pallets to and from production lines.

Quicktron FD150 Price and Value

Quicktron does not publish prices for the F-series; systems are quoted per project.

For the company behind the product, read the Quicktron Company Profile: Business, Customers, Investors and IPO Plans.

Pros and Cons

Pros

• SLAM navigation without markers

• Up to 1,500 kg

• ±10 mm positioning

• 8 hours of battery life

• 2 m/s on the FD150

Cons

• Lift limited to about 3.2 m

• 2.5 m aisle needed

• No published prices

Who Should Buy the Quicktron FD150?

It fits plants and warehouses that move pallets on the floor and into low racks, especially alongside other Quicktron robots.

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Quicktron FD150 FAQ

How much does the Quicktron FD150 cost?

Quicktron does not publish prices; systems are quoted per project.

How much can the Quicktron FD150 carry?

1,500 kg; the FD140 carries 1,400 kg.

How high can the Quicktron FD150 lift?

3,244 mm; the FD140 lifts 3,000 mm.

How fast is the Quicktron FD150?

Up to 2 m/s without load; the FD140 reaches 1.3 m/s.

How do the Quicktron forklifts navigate?

By SLAM.

How long does the battery last?

8 hours.

What aisle width do they need?

At least 2,500 mm.

What pallets do they handle?

1200 x 800 mm or 1200 x 1000 mm.

Specifications are based on manufacturer information and may change.