Min. 5 bar
230V (change on request)
TBA wheels/hour
16"-32" inch
12" optional
TBA kg
TBA L/min
TBA kW
(L x W x H): 1750 x 920 x 1300 mm
Width: TBA mm / Height: TBA mm
<70 dB
Engineered for unmatched speed, precision, and versatility, the Robot ANT (Automatic Nipple Truer) sets a new standard in wheel truing technology. Designed for professionals who demand peak efficiency and consistent quality, this 6 arm robotic system trues wheels simultaneously with unprecedented accuracy, and is the fastest truing machine on the market.
Whether you’re working with standard wheels, fat bikes, or eBike wheels, the Robot ANT handles them all with ease. Compatible with wheel sizes from 16” to 32” inch, it effortlessly adapts to a wide range of spoke patterns, thanks to its innovative and flexible design. For unique or specialized wheel builds, custom tooling options are also available.
At the heart of the Robot ANT is its Direct Drive System, a breakthrough innovation that enables the motor to interact directly with each nipple. The result? Unmatched spoke tension uniformity across the wheel. Take your wheel building to the next level with the Dewind Option. This advanced feature automatically releases torsion from each spoke, equalizing internal stress and ensuring even tension distribution throughout the entire wheel. The result is a perfectly balanced, more durable wheel, ready to deliver smooth and consistent performance under all riding conditions.
Maximize flexibility with the Holland Mechanics Carousel, a smart buffer system for storing and transferring complete wheels or individual hubs. With up to 13 positions, it automates transitions between machines and eliminates manual handling.
Built-in sensors detect available slots, rotating the carousel automatically for precise placement and retrieval, no operator needed.
Perfect for variable-speed setups, it balances flow between machines (e.g., one lacer to two truing robots), absorbing timing gaps and reducing idle time.
When full, it stops automatically to prevent overloading, keeping your line running smoothly while operators focus on more critical tasks.
Output per hour, per line, per station. Live on screen, not at the end of the shift.
Idle time before it becomes a stoppage. Quality drift before it becomes a batch.
When a customer asks about quality, you no longer explain. You show.
