Scrubber 75
The Scrubber 75 is an industrial autonomous floor scrubbing robot manufactured by Gausium, designed for large commercial and industrial environments. It features a 750mm cleaning width, 75-liter clean water tank, and scrubbing efficiency of up to 3,000 m²/hour.
Overview and Use Cases
The Scrubber 75 is an industrial-grade autonomous floor cleaning robot developed by Gausium for deployment in large commercial and industrial facilities. It is designed to handle continuous floor maintenance operations in spaces requiring high-volume cleaning capacity, such as warehouses, manufacturing plants, shopping malls, and logistics centers.
Key Capabilities
- Cleaning Width and Speed: 750mm scrubbing width with scrubbing efficiency up to 3,000 m²/hour
- Rotational Scrub Deck: 270° rotational scrub deck enabling access to corners and tight spaces
- Brush Pressure: 45 kg brush pressure for deep cleaning of soiled floors
- Cleaning Modes: Oil-cleaning mode for removal of stubborn stains
- Water Capacity: 75-liter clean water tank
Specifications
- Cleaning Width: 750 mm
- Water Tank Capacity: 75 liters
- Scrubbing Efficiency: Up to 3,000 m²/hour
- Brush Pressure: 45 kg
- Scrub Deck Rotation: 270°
- Sensor Suite: 20+ sensors with 3D LiDAR perception system
Manufacturer
The Scrubber 75 is manufactured by Gausium, also known as Gaussian Robotics, a robotics company based in China that specializes in autonomous cleaning solutions for commercial and industrial environments.
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