Paper roll clamp fully integrated with AGV hydraulic and controlling system.

New technologies are revolutionizing the way goods are managed, moved, and delivered. Logistics companies, especially those active in the e-commerce sector, are constantly seeking efficiency improvements and are increasingly looking to the world of automation. Therefore, the transition from traditional forklift material handling to AGV handling is extremely current and relevant and will transform the way industries operate. In fact, the global automated guided vehicle (AGV) market is expected to grow, reaching the size of more than 13 billion U.S. dollars in 2027 (Global AGV market size forecast | Statista). 

With a long tradition of innovation and commitment to excellence, Bolzoni Groupprovides attachments for AGVs, engineered to meet the evolving demands of modern warehouse and distribution centres. These attachments integrate advanced technology and robust design, to ensure smooth and precise operations.

High precision fork positioning for enhanced safety

Bolzoni Group's fully electric fork positioner, designed for the automotive industry, offers precise and easy control for AGVs, enhancing manufacturing and warehousing efficiency.

Bolzoni Group attachments for AGVsare equipped with an all-electric actuator system including an integrated encoder. This advanced technology ensures reliable and repetitive movement, providing very high precision in fork positioning. The precise control offered by the electric actuator system is crucial for handling delicate or high-value loads, minimizing the risk of damage and ensuring safe operations. Additionally, by eliminating the risks associated with hydraulic systems, such as oil leaks and pressure failures, Bolzoni's electric attachments make handling operations 100% safe, protecting both the AGV and the goods being transported.

Sustainability and reduced maintenance

Bolzoni Group commitment to sustainability is evident in the design of their electric attachments. By eliminating hydraulic components, the maintenance requirements are greatly reduced. This lowers the total cost of ownership and aligns with long-term sustainability goals. "The electric attachments are designed to integrate seamlessly into long-term projects aimed at reducing environmental impact," says Luigi Rebecchi, Bolzoni Group AGV Solutions specialist, and adds: "The integration of advanced attachments like Bolzoni's electric-driven trilateral head is revolutionizing material handling. These innovations, besides enhancing operational efficiency, significantly improve safety and sustainability in warehouse environments."

Bolzoni electric-driven trilateral head for AGVs

Bolzoni electric-driven trilateral head for AGV: thanks to a 180-degree head rotation it perfectly suites material handling requirements in VNA (Very Narrow Aisle).

One of the standout products in Bolzoni's rangeis the electric-driven trilateral head, which offers a complete 180-degree rotation. This feature is particularly beneficial in Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) environments, where space is limited, and efficient handling of the load is crucial. The electric-driven trilateral head allows AGVs to navigate tight spaces and handle loads from either side of the vehicle without the need for steering, maximizing both storage capacity and operational time. 

AURAMO paper roll clamp, now redesigned and available in the AGV version.

Integration with AGV systems

Bolzoni Group is a trusted partner for businesses looking for AGV systems integration, enhancing their functionality and efficiency. 

Bolzoni's attachments for Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs)are designed with cutting-edge technology to meet the rigorous demands of materials handling in various industries, including paper, white goods, logistics, food and beverage, pharmaceutical and automotive. These technical advantages set Bolzoni apart in the industry, providing businesses with reliable, efficient, and sustainable solutions.

Designed to ensure safe and damage-free operations, the company’s robust product range includes:

• Standard equipment with sensors and cabling pre-set

• Turn-key solutions with complete fitment of sensors and cabling

• Customized solutions co-designed with AGV producers

Dedicated Engineering Team

Bolzoni Group is investing in young talent, in electric, electronic and software Engineers. 

Apart from the team based in our Headquarters in Piacenza - Italy, we have Technical Teams in Järvenpää - Finland, Salzgitter -Germany, Wuxi - China, and Sulligent - Alabama. 

For more information on AGV Solutions, get in touch with the Bolzoni GroupAGV Specialist, send an emailand ask for our references on AGV Solutions, or to organize a demo unit at your facilities.  

Visit the dedicated AGV Solutions sectionon our web site and contact us, or contact the nearest BOLZONI, AURAMO and MEYER representative.




Research & Development Centre at Bolzoni Group Headquarters, in Piacenza, Italy.

Bolzoni Auramo Group Forklift Attachment Co., Ltd. (Shanghai), founded in 2005, as the subsidiary of the BOLZONI AURAMO Group, is specialized in manufacturing & assemling forklift attachments.

The Bolzoni Auramo Group was established in 2001, when Bolzoni S.p.A., founded in 1945, acquired the Company Auramo OY, founded in 1947, and merged together.

The Group has benefited from an extraordinary growth rate, and today is the largest lift truck attachment manufacturer in Europe.

Forming the Group has been a big step forward towards the company becoming a public one, in June 2006.

The Bolzoni Auramo Group offers the widest product range in the market, supplying leading equipment for general handling and forest products, as well as customer-oriented solutions for special applications.

Passion, determination, technological research and innovation capacity allowed the BOLZONI AURAMO Group to reach ambitious targets in the market.

Our future challenge is to offer high quality products, assuring optimum performance together with safe handling.

The Group is active on all continents. It has 7 production plants, 20 companies, and the organisation presently employs 550 persons. The turnover of the group in 2005 has been 94,7 million Euro.