Selection Guide
Application-led routing for drive, steering, controller, and safety combinations used in AGV projects.
- Application Routing
- Subsystem Pairing
Route by need first, then move into downloads or qualification records.
Resources // Technical Support
Documents That Help Buyers Qualify Fast
Structure selection tools, certificates, CAD files, and technical packs into clear routes so buyers can qualify first, then move naturally into RFQ conversations.
3 Library Routes PDF/CAD Document Formats RFQ Follow-Up Route
Download Center
4 technical files sourced from the live product document library.
- Specsheets / CAD
- Lead-Gated Files
Open public files directly and use inquiry routes for deeper engineering packs.
Certificates
4 qualification records available for overseas buyer review.
- ISO / CE / RoHS
- Audit Records
Help overseas buyers qualify the supplier before deeper commercial discussions.
02 // Buyer Flow
How This Library Supports Qualification
Tie selection, engineering packs, and qualification records into one route so document requests can progress naturally into RFQ conversations.
Vehicle / Payload / Timeline
Separate selection, download, and qualification needs first so buyers do not bounce between the wrong routes.
- Choose the route by vehicle architecture
- Narrow the library by payload and motion type
- Keep project timing attached to the request
Move into the right engineering layer
Specsheets, interface notes, CAD files, and selection references should sit in different layers for faster internal review.
- Open public files directly
- Use inquiry routes for deeper packs
- Reduce back-and-forth on version and format
Turn downloads into qualification context
Certificates, audit records, and technical packs should all connect back to an actionable RFQ path instead of ending as isolated downloads.
- Qualification packs can be requested separately
- Asset routes keep source labels intact
- Follow-up RFQs inherit the original entry point