Quicktron M100, M150 and H80 Review: Specs of the Heavy-Load Lifting Robots
Updated: 7 days ago
The Quicktron M100, M150 and H80 are low mobile robots that drive under a shelf or pallet rack, lift it and carry it. The manufacturer does not publish prices. This review covers the three models, their specifications and uses.
Quick Verdict
These are Quicktron's shelf-to-person and pallet movers. Each drives under its load, raises it 60 mm and travels at up to 1.5 m/s, positioning to ±10 mm by QR codes. The models differ in load: the H80 carries 800 kg, the M100 1,000 kg and the M150 1,500 kg. Battery life is 7.5 hours, or more than eight on the H80. Quicktron cites an automotive plant running 125 robots including the M100 over 15,000 square metres. Dimensions are not given as numbers.
Quicktron M100 at a Glance
Models: H80, M100, M150
Rated load: 800, 1,000 and 1,500 kg
Lifting height: 60 mm
Max no-load speed: 1.5 m/s
Battery life: 7.5 hours or more
Price: on request
Quicktron M100, M150 and H80 Specifications
The table below compares the three models.
Specification | H80 | M100 | M150 |
Rated load | 800 kg | 1,000 kg | 1,500 kg |
Lifting height | 60 mm | 60 mm | 60 mm |
Navigation | QR code | QR code | QR code |
Positioning accuracy | ±10 mm | ±10 mm | ±10 mm |
Max no-load speed | 1.5 m/s | 1.5 m/s | 1.5 m/s |
Battery life | More than 8 h | 7.5 h | 7.5 h |
Dimensions and weights are not given as numbers on the page.
Design and Build Quality
The robots are flat, square vehicles with a lifting plate in the centre. A lift of 60 mm is enough to raise a rack off its feet for transport.
Software and Integration
Navigation is by QR codes on the floor. Quicktron supplies its own software platform for fleet and warehouse control.
Quicktron M100 Uses
Shelf-to-Person Picking
Bringing shelves to pick stations.
Pallet-to-Person
Bringing pallet racks to stations with the M150.
Line-Side Kitting
Quicktron cites an automotive customer with seven kitting lines served by its robots.
Quicktron M100 Price and Value
Quicktron does not publish prices for these robots; 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
800 to 1,500 kg
±10 mm positioning
Full-shift battery life
Proven in large fleets
Cons
Needs QR codes on the floor
1.5 m/s
Dimensions not stated
No published prices
Who Should Buy the Quicktron M100?
It fits warehouses and factories building shelf-to-person picking or kitting with fleets of lifting robots.
Quicktron M100 FAQ
How much does the Quicktron M100 cost?
Quicktron does not publish prices; systems are quoted per project.
How much can the Quicktron M100 carry?
1,000 kg.
How much can the Quicktron M150 carry?
1,500 kg.
How much can the Quicktron H80 carry?
800 kg.
How fast are these Quicktron robots?
Up to 1.5 m/s without load.
How do these Quicktron robots navigate?
By QR codes on the floor.
How long does the Quicktron M100 battery last?
7.5 hours; the H80 runs for more than 8 hours.
How high do these Quicktron robots lift?
60 mm.
Specifications are based on manufacturer information and may change.
