Autonomous Floor Scrubbers for Professional Cleaning
Whether for use by in-house cleaning technicians and custodians, building service contractors, or contract cleaners, autonomous floor scrubbers from Hako are the perfect solution. Some locations and facilities where they can provide unrivalled autonomous or manual cleaning include:
Distribution centres Healthcare and aged-care sites Defence/federal government facilities Industrial and retailsites Hotels and catering Autonomous warehouse cleaning Education and public institutions Defence/federal government facilities
Some remarkable features and benefits of the Scrubmaster B75i include:
Various configurations, including powerful disc brushes or a cylindrical brush with two additional side brooms. This provides maximum flexibility and the ability to adjust to the floor type and intensity of soiling.
Reliable, safe, thorough cleaning along pre-programmed routes.
Easy programming with a user-friendly 8-inch LCD touchscreen. This reduces operating delays and downtime between tasks.
An advanced 3D camera system, certified LiDAR sensors, and innovative image-processing technology for efficient navigation. These ensure that the B75i complies with all required safety standards.
It has Manual operation so as to be used as a conventional walk-behind scrubber-drier.
Straightforward, intuitive operation for autonomous and manual use.
From autonomous warehouse cleaning to handling vast shopping malls, this outstanding, compact scrubber-drier is adept at navigating obstacles as it cleans thoroughly. Some convenient, impactful benefits and features of the Minuteman RoboScrub 20 include:
Autonomous cleaning or use as a conventional ride-on scrubber-drier
Image-processing and intelligent sensor technology. Constant monitoring of the unit’s environment identifies stationary or moving objects. If circumnavigation is not possible, the unit stops automatically
Simple, intuitive operation
Consistent, reliable cleaning
Sophisticated safety concepts and features
2D and 3D cameras for comprehensive vision and new route learning
A prominent signal light to indicate that the machine is working autonomously
The Benefits of Using an Autonomous Industrial Floor Scrubber
The benefits of autonomous floor scrubbers are in their ability to produce flawless results with very little human assistance. They can simply be programmed and deployed, leaving cleaning technicians to focus elsewhere. This is especially useful for overnight cleaning in distribution warehouses and hospital locations.
What maintenance is required for autonomous floor scrubbers?
Maintaining autonomous floor scrubbers ensures continued optimal performance and extended longevity. In addition to routine maintenance per manufacturer schedule, post-use checks can certainly help keep your cobot - autonomous scrubber - working at peak level:
Post Use
Empty and rinse the recovery and solution tank, to remove odour and any residue
Clean sensors using clean, soft cloth such as glass cleaning cloth provided at install.
Refill solution tank ready for next use
How long can anautonomous industrial floor scrubber operate on a single charge?
Hako’s Autonomous Scrubber Scrubmaster B75i has a run time of between 120 and 180 minutes. The Minuteman RoboScrub 20 generally runs for between 200 and 225 minutes.
Expect about 7,000m2 coverage from a single charge. In a warehouse, this coverage rate would normally equate to a total area up to 16,000m2 per run.
Are there training requirements for operating autonomous floor scrubbers?
Although Hako’s autonomous floor scrubbers are straightforward and intuitive, some training and instruction are required to ensure safe and effective operation. Training suggestions include:
Setup and first use—Learning how to attach the appropriate cleaning tools and deploy the unit is recommended Operation—Instruction on operating autonomous floor scrubbers both manually and autonomously is critical. It should include starting, programming, navigating the unit, and stopping it quickly and safely Safety—From observing warning signs and avoiding obstacles to understanding when and where it is safe to operate the unit On-board assistance - short training videos are included to help with ongoing reminders of correct use, how to map a route, and recommended cleaning of the unit.
