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Smart ports apply (used) automated guided vehicles

Smart ports apply (used) automated guided vehicles

Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) are transforming port operations. These mobile robots enhance efficiency and safety. Leading automated guided vehicle manufacturers like Toyota, Daifuku, JBT Corporation, and KUKA produce machines that streamline material handling in maritime terminals. When well-maintained, they outperform their lifespan. Which is precisely why you can sell yours today.

Integrating IoT devices and AI into the infrastructure of every port will lead to optimized operations, improved safety, and reduced environmental impact all over the world. These technologies enable the sector to process the increasing volume of global trade and make better decisions based on real-time data.

Auto-guided vehicle applications

Guided vehicle systems (also referred to as an autonomous mobile robot) are applied to various port activities, including:

  • Container transport: moving containers between ships, other vehicles, and storage areas.
  • Cargo handling: transferring goods in warehouses and distribution centers.
  • Automated truck loading: facilitating the loading and unloading of trucks. 

Automated guided vehicle types

AGVs can be classified as single-purpose or hybrid. Examples include:

  • Towing AGVs (tuggers) pull carts or trailers, commonly used in assembly lines, warehouses, and distribution centers.
  • Unit load AGVs are equipped with conveyors or lift decks to transport single loads, such as pallets or containers. Commonly used in manufacturing and warehousing for material handling.
  • Forklift AGVs (Automated guided forklifts) are similar to traditional forklifts but operate autonomously. They are ideal for stacking, retrieving, and transporting palletized loads.
  • Heavy-load AGVs are designed to handle oversized or exceptionally heavy items.
  • Customized AGVs are tailored to specific needs, such as handling unusual load shapes or operating in unique environments.

Pros and cons of AGVs

The benefits of utilizing AGVs in ports are evident. They increase overall efficiency as they are very reliable, reduce labor costs, can be operated continuously, and minimize human error. Additionally, they can reduce the need for human presence in hazardous areas, decreasing the risk of accidents and injuries. As a result, smart ports can lower their operating expenses dramatically. 

The disadvantage of AGVs is their high initial investment, as implementing automation requires significant capital expenditure. This may not be feasible for all ports. Offering your idle or used guided vehicles on Portneeds offers small ports the opportunity to reach their automation goals. Moreover, it allows you to clear out older models and capitalize on written-off machinery.

Portneeds connects you with a targeted audience seeking quality used port equipment. List your automated guided vehicles today to contribute to the evolving landscape of port automation.

Your idle or used terminal truck has value. Monetize it.

Monetize your idle or used terminal truck

Terminal trucks, including trusted brands like Terberg, Kalmar, and Mafi, are built for durability and efficiency in demanding port operations. Even if your truck has been idle for a few years, it still holds significant value for businesses looking for cost-effective solutions.

Four reasons why your used port truck is worth money

1. Port trucks have a resilient design. They are engineered to withstand heavy workloads and challenging environments, making them highly sought after, even as used equipment.

2. Even after years of service, many used terminal trucks can be refurbished or upgraded to meet modern operational needs. Adaptable equipment has a strong appeal in the second-hand market.

3. For buyers, a well-maintained pre-owned port truck offers a budget-friendly solution compared to purchasing new vehicles. You can offer them an affordable alternative to investing in new machinery by selling your used or idle equipment.

4. Take action on your sustainability goals. Selling an idle truck, forklift truck or terminal tractor gives it a new purpose, reducing waste and supporting environmentally conscious business practices.

Why sell your terminal truck on Portneeds?

Reach a targeted audience

Portneeds specializes in port and material handling equipment, including terminal trucks, straddle carriers, and other port vehicles. Your listing will be seen by industry professionals actively searching for second-hand machines.

Support for leading brands

Whether you are selling a Terberg truck, Kalmar, Mafi, or any other trusted truck brand, Portneeds ensures your vehicle gets the attention it deserves.

Affordable rates

We offer competitive listing fees, ensuring you can advertise your equipment without significant upfront costs, maximizing your profit potential.

Easy listing process

Create a professional listing with all relevant technical specifications, operational history, and photos to attract serious buyers. We make it simple and straightforward.

By listing your unused port vehicles on Portneeds, you unlock its hidden potential by connecting with buyers who understand its intrinsic value. Whether for spare parts, refurbishment, or immediate use, there’s always demand for reliable harbor trucks.