An Automatic Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) Truck, also known as an Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) or an Automatic Storage and Retrieval System (AS/RS) vehicle, is a type of forklift designed to operate in narrow aisles in warehouses and distribution centers. These trucks are guided by a system that can be either embedded in the floor or use alternative navigation technologies such as lasers or cameras.

Here are some specifications for the Automatic Very Narrow Aisle Truck you mentioned:

1. Type: Automated Very Narrow Aisle Truck
2. Maximum Lift Height: 13,000 mm (or 12.5 meters)
3. Maximum Capacity: 1,500 kg (or 1.6 tons)

Key Features:

1. Narrow Aisle Operation: These trucks are designed to operate in aisles that are much narrower than those typically navigated by traditional forklifts. This enables efficient use of warehouse space, as more racks and shelves can be installed.
2. Automated Guidance System: The truck is equipped with a guidance system that allows it to navigate through the narrow aisles without human intervention. This can be achieved through various technologies such as floor-embedded wires, magnetic tape, lasers, or cameras.
3. High Lift Height: The truck’s ability to lift materials to a height of 13,000 mm makes it suitable for tall storage racks. This is particularly useful in warehouses where vertical space is optimized for storage efficiency.
4. Capacity: With a maximum capacity of 1,500 kg, this truck is suitable for handling medium-sized loads commonly found in warehouse and distribution center environments.