Used for: Manufacturing Warehouse & logistics
ABB Flexley Tug AMR T702
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Overview
The Flexley Tug AMR T702 is a low-profile autonomous tug from ABB Robotics that tows trolleys in indoor factories and warehouses. It is 2,104 x 500 x 230 mm, tows with 1,600 N, is rated for payloads up to 2,000 kg (1,000 kg with SLAM-Natural navigation) and has a 600 mm turning radius. Standard navigation is magnetic guidance plus RFID tags; SLAM plus magnetic dual navigation is optional, and ABB's page also names AI-powered Visual SLAM and the AMR Studio software.
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Variants & pricing
| Variant | Status | Available | Current price |
|---|---|---|---|
| AMR T702 | available | — | Contact |
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Full price history
| Price | Date | Variant | Source | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Contact | 2026-10-17 | AMR T702 | ABB Robotics (official) | No public price on ABB's T702 page or datasheet; sold through ABB / distributors on quotation. |
Sensors
- 1 x safety PLC
- 2 x indoor safety laser scanners
- 2 x emergency stop buttons
- magnetic guide + RFID tag reader (standard navigation)
- SLAM sensors (optional dual navigation)
Locomotion
wheeled, bidirectional, magnetic + RFID tag guidance (standard), SLAM + magnetic dual navigation (optional)
Use cases
trolley towing, line supply, assembly-line material flow, intralogistics
Key facts
- Specs: ABB product page (fetched 2026-10-17: towing capacity 1,600 N, payload up to 2,000 kg, turning radius 600 mm) plus the ABB AMR T702 datasheet (fetched 2026-10-17 from the ABB distributor Carolina Motion Controls, because new.abb.com's own PDF URL did not respond): 2,104 x 500 x 230 mm, bidirectional, speed 0.01 to 1.5 m/s, positioning accuracy up to +/-10 mm, indoor use. Provenance: ABB's own PDF URL did not respond, so the datasheet figures come from a copy hosted by the distributor Carolina Motion Controls (carolinamotioncontrols.com); it is not confirmed to be the current ABB version.
- Max speed: the datasheet (distributor-hosted copy) gives 1.5 m/s; the fetched ABB product page shows no speed, so a possible conflicting 1.7 m/s figure on ABB's web page could not be verified. Datasheet footnote: maximum speed depends on navigation technology and SLAM is faster than magnetic guidance (1.2 m/s).
- Datasheet footnote: maximum payload 2,000 kg, but 1,000 kg for SLAM-Natural navigation.
- Battery: Li-Ion 48 V 40 Ah per datasheet; ABB does not publish watt-hours, so battery_wh is null. Charging by online brush charging or an external charger. Runtime is not published.
- Safety per datasheet: 1 safety PLC, 2 indoor safety lasers, 2 emergency stops. Fleet management: SIGAT MultiAGV / SIGAT PLC. Connectivity: 2 x HMI, WiFi, USB, Ethernet; IT integration via OPC, ERP, MES, WMS.
- Weight is not given in the datasheet or on the ABB page, so weight_kg is null. ABB also lists related models AMR T701 (compact tug) and AMR T901 (up to 10 t) on the same page; they are separate catalog candidates.
- Year of launch and availability date are not stated on the fetched sources, so year_available is null.
About ABB Robotics
One of the world's four largest industrial robot manufacturers. Produces both traditional industrial arms and the GoFa/SWIFTI cobot lines.
https://new.abb.com/products/robotics · Founded: 1988 · HQ: Zurich, Switzerland
Last updated: 2026-10-17 · Full dataset (CSV/JSON, CC BY 4.0)