Guide

Cleaning machines and robots explained

Sweepers, scrubber-dryers, combination machines and robots each solve something different. Here you will find a separate guide for each type and an overview to choose quickly.

Which solution fits you?

TypeSuited forWatch out for
SweeperDry debris and dust on large areasNot for wet soiling
Scrubber-dryerWet-cleaning floors and drying them at onceFloor must tolerate water, pre-sweeping helps
Combination machineSweeping and scrubbing in one pass on large floorsLarger, heavier, more maintenance
Sweeping robotDaily autonomous sweeping in warehouses and hallsSet-up, safety, dry debris only
Scrubbing robotAutonomous wet cleaning on fixed routesFilling and emptying water, edges and corners
Hybrid automationSweeping and scrubbing robot in sequencePlanning, charging and route coordination

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Each type has its own guide covering how it works, uses, limitations and common questions.

Sweepers explained: types, uses and how to choose

A sweeper picks up dry debris quickly with little dust. This guide explains how it works, which types exist and when it is the right choice.

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Scrubber-dryers explained: how they work, types and how to choose

A scrubber-dryer scrubs the floor wet and immediately vacuums up the dirty water. The floor stays clean and dries quickly.

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Combination sweeper-scrubbers explained: sweeping and scrubbing in one pass

A combination machine sweeps and scrubs in one pass. It saves time on large floors with mixed soiling, but needs space and maintenance.

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Sweeping robots explained: autonomous sweeping for warehouses and industry

A sweeping robot sweeps on its own along fixed routes. It is especially interesting for recurring, dry soiling on large floors.

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Scrubbing robots explained: autonomous wet cleaning

A scrubbing robot scrubs the floor wet on its own and vacuums up the dirty water. This gives an even result without an operator behind the machine.

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Hybrid automation: using a sweeping robot and a scrubbing robot together

Hybrid automation combines robots and machines: a sweeping robot first picks up the dry debris, then a scrubbing robot cleans the floor wet. This splits the work according to what each type does best.

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