Frequently asked questions.

At FlexQube we love to under promise and over deliver, and different factors can impact delivery times. We have manufacturing and distribution centers in Duncan, USA, and Mölndal, Sweden. From our warehouses, we can ship many of our more common and standard products as well as spare parts within a few days. Larger orders and prototypes for new solutions usually ship within 2-8 weeks for mechanical carts.

The bolts NEVER have to be tightened if they are attached correctly. So, when assembling your cart using the FlexQube method, please ensure you follow the instructions and assemble all building blocks exactly as shown.

We use a wide range of different caster models on our carts and they have been proven out over the 10 years we have been in business so we do know one or two things about casters. Hence, we recommend you use the casters we provide.

Able to offer great prices on these due to our purchasing volumes. However, if you require something specific from your own caster supplier or need to use special casters, attaching other casters can be done with little effort.

Yes. All FlexQube carts and top structures of our automation solutions can be customized to match your needs. It is easy to alter the top structure, change the transportation method or even create a brand new design to fit your requirements. The possibilities are endless.

The shelves on a shelf cart can be easily removed. You only need to remove the bolts that keep the shelf attached to the frame; it takes no more than 5 minutes. This means that you can easily alter the height of your shelves to match your materials and you aren’t stuck with the same height.

Yes, you need to use the tow bar that comes specially designed to match our carts.

The maximum load capacity depends on the cart and its design. Our standard pallet and tugger carts can hold up to 1200 kg. Many factors need to be considered when determining the maximum load capacity of your design. Please contact one of our designers if you have a special request regarding one of our designs.

FlexQube’s AGV system integrates smart modules like motors, batteries, control units, and sensors into their modular carts. This integration allows for a wide range of sizes and configurations, enabling the AGV to transport loads directly, tow material handling carts, or operate in a mother-daughter setup.

FlexQube’s AGVs follow a camera-based and color line follow navigation system (no magnetic line). RFID Tags placed under the tape are equipped with collision warning systems and can operate autonomously within predefined paths.

No. The AGV has been developed to be as simple and user friendly as possible. Therefore, the line is just a regular colored tape. This keeps the implementation costs down, cuts the time needed and makes the overall process as simple as it should be.

No. The AGV can follow any line that provides a contrast to the floor it is driving on. On top of this, the line doesn’t have to be created using tape, and it could also be a painted line on your shop floor.

2000 kg towing and 1000 kg load capacity.

The FlexQube AMR system is a modular “one robot/multi-carrier” concept. It consists of a non-load carrying robot equipped with navigation and safety systems that can dock with various motorized carriers through a standardized coupling interface, allowing for flexible and efficient material transport

FlexQube’s AMR uses advanced navigation technologies, including sensors and camera-based vision, to autonomously move through environments. It operates without the need for physical guidance on the floor and can dynamically avoid obstacles in real-time.

The system offers flexibility in material handling, as one robot can handle multiple carriers. It’s designed for safe and efficient material flow, with the ability to adapt to various payloads and applications, making it suitable for modern manufacturing environments.