In order to use a tugger train system (efficiently), both the operational requirements must be met and the system elements must be perfectly
tailored to these requirements and your specific needs.

When planning a tugger train, there are a few important points to consider, such as:

• What load carriers are available in the company and need to be transported?
• What are the dimensions and weight of the load carriers?
• What is the total weight when loaded?
• How should the load carrier be transported?
• Are the aisles wide enough for loading and unloading?
• Are there any inclines or ramps that must be driven on? If so, how steep are they?
• Do work processes need to be adjusted?
• Is one-way traffic planned, or are turns necessary?
• What are the soil conditions like?
• Is it intended for internal transport only, or will the tugger train also be used for external operations?
• Are there any special requirements for the transport of your load carrier, e.g., ingress of dirt, conductivity, load securing, protection against vibration?