Company description
The reviewed website identifies Tuling Robot (Dongguan) Co., Ltd. and gives a Dongguan location. The company website identifies its China headquarters in Liaobu Town, Dongguan. On the review date, the site presented fork-type AGVs, latent and lifting AGVs, traction and roller AGVs, laser-navigation AGVs, custom AGVs, and AGV and robot integrated systems. This description deliberately stays within information visible on the company-controlled website and does not turn broad marketing language into an independently verified capability claim.
This is an automation-focused supplier record. The visible website scope covers AGV or mobile-robot categories, which means the buying decision should be framed as a material-flow and system-integration project rather than as a stand-alone forklift price enquiry.
Website-documented scope
- fork-type AGVs
- latent and lifting AGVs
- traction and roller AGVs
- laser-navigation AGVs
- custom AGVs
- AGV and robot integrated systems
These categories are a classification of the website material visible during review. They do not prove current stock, manufacturing status, brand authorization, export rights, certification, service coverage, project capacity or suitability for a buyer’s application. Ask the legal entity issuing the quotation to confirm every point that affects the purchase.
Where this supplier may fit in a shortlist
A supplier profile is most useful when it helps a buyer decide where to send a precise requirement. Start with the work: load, load centre, lift height, travel distance, aisle and turning limits, floor and ramp condition, operating environment, shifts, charging or fuel arrangements, attachment functions, quantity, destination and required delivery date. Avoid sending only a request for a generic “forklift price,” because different suppliers may quote machines that are not technically comparable.
Define pickup and delivery points, load and pallet condition, route width, traffic interaction, positioning tolerance, throughput, operating schedule, charging, fire and emergency procedures, manual recovery, doors and elevators, WMS or ERP interfaces, commissioning and acceptance tests. Ask the supplier to distinguish standard vehicle functions from project engineering, software, infrastructure and third-party interfaces.
If the website mentions a brand, dealer relationship, certificate, service promise or project result, request current documentary evidence when that statement affects the decision. A website can identify a research route, but the contract, quotation, datasheet and model-specific documents should define the offer.
How to compare the response
Send the same written requirement to every shortlisted company and ask for the same response structure. Require the exact model or system, rated-capacity basis, mast or lifting configuration, battery and charger or engine data, tyres, attachments, safety options, included accessories, software where relevant, documentation, delivery scope, price basis, lead time, warranty and after-sales route. Ask the supplier to list assumptions and exclusions instead of leaving them implicit.
Compare technical compliance before headline price. A cheaper offer may use a different mast, battery, charger, attachment, tyre, condition standard, commissioning scope, software interface, warranty or delivery term. Keep those differences visible in a comparison table and do not treat similar product names as evidence that the offers are equivalent.
Confirm the contracting party. The website name, a trading name, a local branch, a dealer and the entity issuing the invoice may represent different roles. Ask which legal entity will quote, contract, invoice, deliver, commission and provide warranty support. Match payment details to the verified contracting entity before funds are sent.
Equipment and parts evidence
For a truck purchase, request a model datasheet, dimensions, turning or aisle information, rated-capacity and residual-capacity evidence for the proposed mast and attachment, battery and charger specification, tyre details, environmental limits and service requirements. For used equipment, add serial identity, year, operating hours, condition, battery test data, service history, inspection evidence and the exact warranty boundary.
For a parts request, preserve the truck and component evidence. Record the truck brand, model, serial or chassis number, voltage and relevant configuration. Photograph the truck nameplate, component label, every complete part number, connectors, cable orientation, mounting points, ports and dimensions. Ask the supplier to state the reference and evidence used for its match. Similar appearance or a broad model family is not a reliable compatibility conclusion.
For attachments, give the load, truck capacity, carriage class, hydraulic functions and required movement. Request the attachment identity, weight, load centre and residual-capacity calculation for the combined truck, mast and attachment configuration. For batteries, include voltage, capacity, tray dimensions, weight, connector, cable layout, charger nameplate and duty cycle.
Verification and evidence boundary
ForkliftIQ included this company because its independent website was reachable during review, identified a Dongguan business or location, and showed a relevant forklift, warehouse-equipment, parts or mobile-robot scope. ForkliftIQ has not independently audited the business, factory, staff, stock, authorization, certificates, service fleet, customer claims or financial position.
Before contracting, verify the legal registration and current operating identity through appropriate official sources, then reconcile that information with the website, quotation, invoice and bank beneficiary. Request model-specific certificates and technical documents where safety, compliance, import, export or site rules require them. Preserve the requirement, supplier response, drawings, datasheets, certificates, commercial terms and unresolved questions as one purchasing record.
Questions to resolve before moving forward
- What legal entity will issue the quotation, contract and invoice?
- What exact model, condition and configuration answer the stated application?
- Which current datasheets, drawings, tests and certificates support that proposal?
- What equipment, accessories, software, commissioning and documents are included?
- What are the price basis, lead time, delivery terms, warranty and support route?
- Which assumptions, exclusions and site responsibilities remain with the buyer?
Frequently asked questions
Does this profile mean ForkliftIQ has approved the supplier?
No. The page records a reachable company-controlled website, a published Dongguan connection and a visible relevant scope. Supplier identity, capability and the current offer still require buyer verification.
Does the listed scope prove that every product is available?
No. Website categories support discovery. Stock, configuration, condition, authorization, certification, lead time and delivery must be confirmed in a current written quotation.
Why is the supplier website plain text?
The website address identifies the source used for research while the ForkliftIQ profile remains the directory destination. The address is intentionally displayed without an outbound hyperlink.
Featured placement, verified business fields, product catalogues and enquiry-routing services may later be available as paid options. This current record remains a neutral, evidence-bounded supplier introduction.