Unveils Ultra-Low AGV at Guangzhou Logistics

Join HENSEN at the LET-a CeMAT Guangzhou Logistics Exhibition (June 3-5)

May 29, 2026

Low Profile, Heavy Load, Steadily Driving the Future — HENSEN Ultra-Low Profile AGV Makes Its Debut!

Are you still struggling with heavy-duty material handling in low-clearance spaces? With 20 years of expertise in intralogistics, HENSEN is about to unleash its latest masterpiece!

Lower. Stronger. Smarter!

With an overall height of just 245mm, this AGV can steadily carry a massive 20-ton payload. It navigates precisely through low-clearance workstations, redefining the standard for heavy-duty handling.

More Stable. More Accurate. Safer!

Equipped with 3D SLAM navigation and our self-developed heavy-duty differential steering wheels, combined with multiple safety protections, it ensures every transport mission is executed with pinpoint accuracy.

Breaking Height Limits, Carrying Infinite Possibilities!

Tailored for low-clearance industrial scenarios such as transformers, energy storage, and wind power, how will this precision heavy-duty solution stun the audience?

June 03-05 LET-a CeMAT ASIA event

Booth 18.1E23, Area D, Canton Fair Complex, Guangzhou

HENSEN invites you to witness it in person. See you there!

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