Autonomous Forklift Series

Stackman 1200

Intelligent Material Handling Solution

Advanced driverless forklift technology with 1.2T payload capacity, 2.5m lifting height, and laser SLAM navigation for seamless warehouse automation.

Why Choose Stackman 1200?

Transform your warehouse operations with cutting-edge automation technology

High ROI Solutions

Low investment with quick payback period. Maximize your return on automation investment with this intelligent material handling solution.

Labor Cost Reduction

24/7 autonomous operations. Replace at least 3 employees per shift with reliable automation that operates continuously without breaks.

Zero-Downtime Navigation

Dual 3D cameras & LiDAR technology prevent 99.6% of collisions for safer operations. The Stackman 1200 utilizes 3D LiDAR sensors with 270° field of view for comprehensive environmental awareness.

Centralized Fleet Optimization

Real-time fleet analytics boost utilization by at least 30% across your entire operation. Operates 24/7 with automatic charging docking for uninterrupted workflow.

Stackman 1200 autonomous forklift with 1.2 ton payload capacity side profile view in warehouse automation facility

Autonomous Forklift for Modern Warehouses

Stackman 1200 is designed to optimize material handling with cutting-edge driverless forklift technology. Built for industrial automation and equipped with advanced robotic forklift systems, Stackman seamlessly integrates into warehouse automation environments.

1.2 Tonne Capacity

Maximum payload for heavy loads

2.5m Lifting Height

Adjustable 1600-2500mm range

Laser SLAM Navigation

No coding required deployment

LiFePO4 Battery

24V 150Ah eco-friendly power

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Key Features of the Autonomous Forklift

Engineered for performance, safety, and reliability in demanding warehouse environments

Stackman 1200 lifting 1.2 ton pallet to 2.5 meter height in warehouse
Feature 01

2.5m Lifting Height

Stacking, carrying, and multiscenario use with an adjustable lifting height of 1600mm to 2500mm. The Stackman 1200 autonomous forklift delivers precise vertical positioning for efficient material handling in multi-level storage systems. This extended reach capability enables optimal space utilization in modern warehouse automation facilities.

Stackman 1200 handling 1.2T heavy load in industrial warehouse
Feature 02

1.2T Large Payload

Maximum load capacity of 1.2 tonnes with a 500mm load center distance. Built to handle heavy-duty material handling tasks with consistent reliability and performance. The robust chassis and reinforced mast structure ensure stable operation even at maximum extension, making it ideal for industrial automation applications requiring substantial lifting power.

Stackman 1200 laser SLAM navigation sensors and 3D LiDAR array detecting obstacles
Feature 03

Intelligent Obstacle Avoidance

3D cameras combined with laser radar provide active avoidance for safer operation. The Stackman 1200 utilizes 3D LiDAR sensors with 270° field of view combined with dual TOF laser sensors to ensure 99.6% collision prevention in dynamic environments. This comprehensive perception system enables real-time detection of personnel, equipment, and obstacles for maximum safety in automated operations.

Stackman 1200 laser SLAM navigation system mapping warehouse environment
Feature 04

Laser SLAM Navigation Technology

Laser SLAM navigation with no coding required for simple and easy deployment. The autonomous navigation system creates real-time maps of your facility, enabling precise localization without the need for physical markers or magnetic strips. Get your robotic forklifts operational quickly without complex programming or infrastructure modifications.

Stackman 1200 navigating 40000 square meter warehouse with 60m LiDAR range
Feature 05

40,000㎡ Navigational Mapping

60m single line LiDAR with 1.6m narrow lane access meets the needs of large area and complex environment usage. Scale across extensive warehouse automation facilities seamlessly. The high-precision mapping capability supports operations across vast distribution centers while maintaining accuracy in confined spaces.

Stackman 1200 autonomous fleet management system with automatic charging station
Feature 06

Autonomous Dispatch System

Intelligent fleet management with real-time coordination and optimization. Centralized control enables efficient task allocation and seamless integration with your warehouse management system. The system operates 24/7 with automatic charging docking, ensuring continuous availability without manual intervention for maximum operational efficiency.

Key Features

Engineered for performance, safety, and reliability in demanding warehouse environments

Stackman 1200 autonomous forklift lifting 1.2 ton pallet to 2.5 meter height in warehouse automation facility
Feature 01

2.5m Lifting Height

Stacking, carrying, and multiscenario use with an adjustable lifting height of 1600mm to 2500mm. The Stackman 1200 autonomous forklift delivers precise vertical positioning for efficient material handling in multi-level storage systems. This extended reach capability enables optimal space utilization in modern warehouse automation facilities, allowing operators to maximize vertical storage density while maintaining safe, precise load placement at height.

Stackman 1200 autonomous forklift handling 1.2T heavy load demonstration in industrial warehouse
Feature 02

1.2T Large Payload Capacity

Maximum load capacity of 1.2 tonnes with a 500mm load center distance. Built to handle heavy-duty material handling tasks with consistent reliability and performance. The robust chassis and reinforced mast structure ensure stable operation even at maximum extension, making it ideal for industrial automation applications requiring substantial lifting power and consistent throughput in high-volume distribution environments.

Stackman 1200 autonomous forklift 3D LiDAR sensors and laser SLAM navigation system detecting obstacles
Feature 03

Intelligent Obstacle Avoidance

3D cameras combined with laser radar provide active avoidance for safer operation. The Stackman 1200 utilizes 3D LiDAR sensors with 270° field of view combined with dual TOF laser sensors to ensure 99.6% collision prevention in dynamic environments. This comprehensive perception system enables real-time detection of personnel, equipment, and obstacles for maximum safety in automated operations, achieving millisecond-level response times for emergency braking and path recalculation.

Stackman 1200 laser SLAM navigation technology mapping warehouse environment for autonomous operation
Feature 04

Laser SLAM Navigation Technology

Laser SLAM navigation with no coding required for simple and easy deployment. The autonomous navigation system creates real-time maps of your facility, enabling precise localization without the need for physical markers or magnetic strips. Get your robotic forklifts operational quickly without complex programming or infrastructure modifications. The system continuously updates its environmental model, adapting to changes in warehouse layout without manual remapping.

Stackman 1200 autonomous forklift navigating 40000 square meter warehouse with 60m LiDAR range
Feature 05

40,000㎡ Navigational Mapping

60m single line LiDAR with 1.6m narrow lane access meets the needs of large area and complex environment usage. Scale across extensive warehouse automation facilities seamlessly. The high-precision mapping capability supports operations across vast distribution centers while maintaining accuracy in confined spaces, enabling efficient navigation through narrow aisles and complex racking configurations found in modern high-density storage facilities.

Stackman 1200 autonomous forklift fleet management system with automatic charging station for 24/7 operation
Feature 06

Autonomous Dispatch System

Intelligent fleet management with real-time coordination and optimization. Centralized control enables efficient task allocation and seamless integration with your warehouse management system. The system operates 24/7 with automatic charging docking, ensuring continuous availability without manual intervention for maximum operational efficiency. When battery levels decrease, the autonomous forklift automatically returns to charging stations, resumes operation once charged, and maintains optimal fleet utilization across multiple shifts.

Autonomous Navigation Technology

Advanced laser SLAM navigation enables precise, reliable operation without infrastructure modifications

Warehouse Automation Applications

Reeman's Stackman 1200 autonomous forklift is designed to optimize material handling with cutting-edge driverless forklift technology. Built for industrial automation and equipped with advanced robotic forklift systems, Stackman seamlessly integrates into smart warehouse solutions, enhancing operational efficiency and safety across distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, and logistics hubs worldwide.

Smart Warehouse Integration

With Stackman's autonomous capabilities, you can achieve high levels of warehouse automation without compromising flexibility. This automated guided vehicle (AGV) operates as a self-driving forklift, providing precise, reliable performance for heavy lifting and material transfer in any environment. The Stackman 1200 utilizes 3D LiDAR sensors with 270° field of view combined with advanced machine vision to navigate complex warehouse layouts, avoiding obstacles while optimizing travel paths for maximum efficiency.

Autonomous Navigation Technology

Supported by intelligent laser SLAM navigation and logistics automation features, Stackman ensures an efficient, low-maintenance solution ideal for modern material handling automation needs. The laser SLAM navigation system requires no magnetic tape, QR codes, or reflectors—simply map your facility once and deploy immediately. This cutting-edge technology allows the Stackman 1200 to operate in dynamic environments where layout changes are frequent, adapting its path planning in real-time to accommodate new obstacles or modified workflows.

Safety Features & 24/7 Operation

Whether your focus is on unmanned forklift deployment, improving warehouse robotics solutions, or pioneering intelligent logistics systems, Reeman's Stackman offers a scalable and innovative answer to your most demanding requirements. The system operates 24/7 with automatic charging docking, returning to charging stations when battery levels are low and resuming operations once charged. Multiple safety systems including emergency stop buttons, bumper sensors, and audible warnings ensure safe operation alongside human workers in mixed environments.

The Stackman 1200 autonomous forklift represents the future of industrial automation, combining robust hardware with intelligent software to deliver consistent, measurable improvements in productivity, safety, and operational efficiency for businesses ready to embrace the next generation of warehouse automation.

Industry Applications

The Stackman 1200 autonomous forklift delivers versatile material handling solutions across diverse industrial sectors, from manufacturing plants to distribution centers, enabling seamless warehouse automation in demanding environments.

Manufacturing Integration

Manufacturing facilities benefit significantly from Stackman 1200's precision and reliability in material handling workflows. The autonomous forklift seamlessly integrates with production lines, transporting raw materials from receiving docks to assembly stations and moving finished goods to staging areas or shipping departments. With its 1.2-ton payload capacity and 2.5-meter lifting height, Stackman handles standard pallet loads efficiently while navigating narrow aisles between production equipment. The laser SLAM navigation system requires no infrastructure modifications, allowing deployment in existing facilities without disrupting ongoing operations. Real-time integration with Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) enables automated material replenishment based on production schedules, reducing downtime and ensuring continuous workflow.

Distribution Center Logistics

In high-volume distribution centers, the Stackman 1200 excels at repetitive transport tasks that traditionally require significant labor resources. The driverless forklift operates continuously across multiple shifts, transporting pallets from receiving to put-away locations, replenishing pick zones, and consolidating orders for shipping. Its 40,000-square-meter navigation capacity supports operations in large-scale facilities, while the 1.6-meter minimum aisle width enables access to high-density storage racking. The autonomous dispatch system coordinates multiple units simultaneously, optimizing task allocation to minimize travel time and maximize throughput. Integration with Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) enables real-time inventory tracking and automated task generation based on order priorities.

Implementation Process

Deploying the Stackman 1200 autonomous forklift follows a streamlined process designed to minimize disruption and accelerate time-to-value. Reeman's implementation methodology ensures your warehouse automation project succeeds from initial planning through full-scale deployment.

1

Site Assessment

Our engineers evaluate your facility layout, traffic patterns, and operational requirements to design an optimal deployment strategy.

2

Mapping & Configuration

Using laser SLAM technology, the system autonomously maps your facility without infrastructure changes or downtime.

3

Integration Testing

Connect Stackman to your WMS/ERP systems and validate workflows in a controlled environment before full deployment.

4

Training & Go-Live

Comprehensive staff training and phased rollout ensure smooth adoption with 24/7 technical support during launch.

The entire implementation typically completes within 1-2 weeks, depending on facility size and complexity. Since Stackman requires no magnetic tape, QR codes, or physical markers, your existing operations continue uninterrupted during setup. Reeman provides comprehensive training for your operations team, ensuring they can manage the autonomous fleet effectively. Post-deployment, our remote monitoring capabilities enable proactive maintenance and continuous optimization of your material handling automation system.

Stackman 1200 Technical Specifications

Detailed product parameters for the Stackman 1200 Autonomous Forklift

General Specifications
ModelStackman 1200
Operation TypeAutomatic & Stand-on
Maximum Load1200 KG
Load Center Distance500 mm
Self-weight (with battery)2000 KG
Dimensions (L×W×H)2430×942×2030 mm
Fork Dimensions1070×100×40 mm
Width Overall Forks210-650 mm
Lifting Height1600-2500 mm
Minimum Fork Height40 mm
Performance & Power
Driving Motor1.5 kW (AC)
Lifting Motor2.5 kW
Brake TypeElectromagnetic
Wheel Configuration1/2/2 (Carry/Drive/Aux)
Travel Speed (Load/Unload)5.0 / 5.2 km/h
Lift Speed (Load/Unload)95 / 165 mm/s
Lowering Speed110 / 100 mm/s
Gradeability5% / 8%
Battery Voltage24V LiFePO4
Battery Capacity150 Ah
Navigation & Sensors
Main LiDAR (Single-line)60 m range
Obstacle Avoidance LiDAR ×320 m range
Pallet Recognition Camera (IP65)8 m range
Pull-wire Sensor3 m range
High-precision TOF Laser ×25 m range
Navigation AreaUp to 40,000 ㎡
Minimum Aisle Width1.6 m
Vehicle Noise Level<70 dB(A)
Dimensions & Geometry
Ground Clearance55 mm
Wheelbase970 mm
Turning Radius1280 mm
Carrier Wheel Size210×85 mm
Drive Wheel Size230×75 mm
Balance Wheel Size125×60 mm
Right-angle Stacking Aisle2950 mm
Track Width (Balance)700 mm
Track Width (Bearing)845 mm

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about the Stackman 1200 autonomous forklift

The Stackman 1200 autonomous forklift supports a 1.2 metric ton (1,200 kg) payload capacity with a lifting height of 2.5 meters. The load center distance is 500mm, making it suitable for standard pallet sizes and heavy-duty material handling operations in warehouses and distribution centers.

The Stackman 1200 utilizes laser SLAM navigation (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) with a 60m range single-line LiDAR combined with 3D cameras. This technology creates real-time maps of your facility without requiring physical markers, magnetic tape, or QR codes. The system uses 3D LiDAR sensors with 270° field of view to continuously scan the environment, enabling precise localization and autonomous path planning in dynamic warehouse automation environments.

The Stackman 1200 includes comprehensive safety features: dual 3D cameras and three obstacle avoidance LiDAR sensors with 20m range for 99.6% collision prevention, high-precision TOF laser sensors for close-range detection, emergency stop buttons, bumper sensors, and audible warnings. The system achieves millisecond-level obstacle detection and response, making it suitable for first-class warehouses where safety is paramount. The vehicle operates at noise levels below 70 dB(A) for comfortable human-machine collaboration.

The Stackman 1200 is designed to work right out of the box with minimal setup time. Since it uses laser SLAM navigation requiring no coding or infrastructure modifications, most facilities can complete initial mapping and deployment within 1-2 days. The system comes with an open SDK for customization and integrates with existing Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) through standard APIs. Reeman provides 24/7 technical support and comprehensive training to ensure smooth integration into your warehouse automation workflow.

The Stackman 1200 operates 24/7 with automatic charging docking. It uses an eco-friendly 24V 150Ah lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery system that provides extended operational hours on a single charge. When battery levels are low, the autonomous forklift automatically returns to its charging station, charges, and resumes operations without manual intervention. This ensures continuous availability and eliminates downtime associated with traditional battery swapping or manual charging procedures.