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EPIQ to Unlock flexibility and Clear Pathways in Roll Handling

The company highlights the flexibility, safety features and space optimization when transitioning from fixed equipment to AGV/AMR solutions designed for industrial environments

EPIQ announced the expansion of its portfolio of automated handling technologies with advanced AGV (Automated Guided Vehicles) and AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robots) under its EPIQ DTA brand, systems designed specifically for roll handling in tissue production plants. These solutions aim to improve operational efficiency while optimizing floor space that would otherwise be occupied by fixed handling equipment.

Among their advantages, AGV and AMR systems reduce the need for major infrastructure modifications, integrate multiple safety features, and connect via Wi-Fi, requiring minimal human supervision. Their durability and reliability in harsh or dusty environments, including outdoor applications, make them suitable for continuous 24/7 production. Additionally, these systems relieve operators from repetitive loading cycles, improving workplace safety and productivity.

EPIQ offers several AGV/AMR roll-handling designs, including conveyor types (belt, chain or roller), fixed or cradle-type platforms with optional lifting or tilting functions, and autonomous forklifts with roll-handling implements. Some platforms are specifically designed to replace fixed conveying systems, facilitating maintenance access to surrounding equipment while ensuring seamless integration with existing roll in/out ramps or upended conveyors.

With these innovations, EPIQ reinforces its expertise in automated handling technologies and reaffirms its commitment to delivering solutions that adapt to the specific needs of the tissue industry.

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