BMR T100 Exterior Wall Coating Robot
In stock
- BRAND:
- BMR
- MODEL:
- Exterior Wall Coating Robot T100
- ORIGIN:
- China
- Warranty:
- 12 MONTHS
- AVAILABILITY:
- ALLOW 8 TO 12 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY
- SKU:
- BMR-Exterior-Wall-Coating-Robot
BMR T100 Exterior Wall Coating Robot
Painting a tower is as much a scheduling problem as a skill problem: every day a crew spends hanging on a facade is a day of rope work, weather risk and repeated spray passes. The BMR T100 Exterior Wall Coating Robot goes after that problem by putting the spray work on a machine that rides the same kind of gondola crews already know, so the people stay supervisors rather than sprayers.
The product is available through this page, by quotation.
Background
The company behind the T100
The T100 comes from Shenzhen BrightMaster Robotics Co., Ltd., sold under the BMR brand. The company builds robots for construction work, the kind of repetitive, physically punishing tasks that are hard to staff and hard to do safely. Its range on this store includes floor coating, concrete leveling, concrete finishing and floor grinding machines, and the exterior wall robot is its answer to work done in the air rather than on the slab.
If you are comparing machines for a wider fleet, you can browse the Construction Robots category or the Coating Robots category to see how the T100 sits beside other BMR equipment.
Positioning and key technology
The T100 is described by its maker as a new generation intelligent aerial work robot designed for coating exterior facades of mid and high-rise buildings. Its design follows a modular, lightweight, platform-based concept. In practice that means the robot is not a dedicated tower crane or a custom rig: it mounts on industry-standard aerial work gondolas of 2-4 m, which gives it broad versatility across job sites.
On the intelligence side, the T100 switches between semi-automatic and fully automatic operation modes. It offers automatic feature recognition, spray path planning, automatic obstacle crossing, remote construction monitoring, construction data statistics and aerial attitude monitoring. Trajectory planning can be done manually or fully automatically, so a crew can take control where a wall demands judgment and leave the rest to the machine.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Weight | ≤400kg |
| Module weight | ≤50kg |
| Rated power | 4kW |
| Operating voltage | 380V |
| Working height | ≤100m |
| Trajectory planning | Manual, fully automatic |
| Obstacle crossing height | ≤200mm |
| Material tank capacity | 80L |
| Effective stroke | 2-4m |
| Overall coverage rate | ≥80% |
| Coating efficiency | 180m²/h |
| Gondola compatibility | Industry-standard aerial work gondolas (2-4 m) |
| Construction coatings | Latex paint, real stone paint, relief paint, multicolor paint |
| Construction scenarios | Flat surfaces, balconies, internal/external corners, bay windows, curved surfaces |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the dimensions, the IP rating, the battery or runtime, the spray pressure, the connectivity, the sensors, the package contents or the manufacturer part number; they are confirmed at quotation.
What makes the T100 different from hand spraying from a gondola?
The first difference is who carries the repetitive load. In a conventional gondola job, a painter makes the same passes again and again, section after section, while managing wind, glare and overspray. With the T100 mounted on the gondola, the spray passes follow a planned trajectory, and the crew watches the work through remote construction monitoring instead of performing every stroke.
The second difference is consistency. The T100 is rated for an overall coverage rate of ≥80% and a coating efficiency of 180m²/h. Those are the figures a site manager can plug into a schedule, and they come from a machine that does not tire at the end of a shift. Construction data statistics add a record of what was done, which helps with progress reporting and with planning the next elevation.
The third difference is geometry. Facades are rarely flat. The T100 is built for primer and topcoat application on irregular surfaces such as gable walls, balcony surfaces, and internal and external corners, and its construction scenarios also include bay windows and curved surfaces. Automatic feature recognition and spray path planning are there so that this variety does not force the crew back to hand work. For projections on the wall, the robot has an obstacle crossing height of ≤200mm.
How does the T100 reach a working height of 100 m?
The robot does not climb by itself. It rides on an industry-standard aerial work gondola of 2-4 m, and the working height of ≤100m is the range over which it can perform exterior wall coating from that platform. The gondola handles the vertical travel; the robot handles the spraying. Within each position, the effective stroke of 2-4m defines the span the machine works before the gondola is repositioned.
The T100 weighs ≤400kg overall, and its module weight is ≤50kg, which reflects the modular and lightweight approach the manufacturer describes. It runs at an operating voltage of 380V with a rated power of 4kW, so the site needs a suitable three-phase supply for the gondola setup. Aerial attitude monitoring is included among its intelligent functions, giving the operators a view of how the unit is behaving at height.
Who is the T100 for?
The T100 suits facade and painting contractors who work on mid and high-rise buildings and already operate suspended gondolas. For them, the robot adds capacity without a new access system: the platform stays, and the spraying is automated. Residential towers and public buildings are the typical targets, since the T100 handles the coating systems used there, including latex paint, real stone paint, multicolor paint and relief paint.
General contractors and developers who need to control the schedule and safety record of facade work are a second segment. Reducing the time people spend hanging at height, and getting construction data statistics back from the job, speak directly to those concerns.
Renovation specialists are a third. Older buildings often have balconies, bay windows, gable walls and tight corners that slow a crew down, and the T100 is designed for exactly those surfaces. Equipment distributors and fleet buyers in the region may also find the platform approach attractive, because the robot works with gondolas that are already common on sites.
If your work is on floors rather than walls, the T100 is not the right tool. Look instead at the BMR Floor Coating Robot or the BMR Intelligent Coating Robot, and ask us which suits your site.
What is the T100 used for?
- Primer application. Lays the base coat on exterior walls of mid and high-rise buildings before the finish goes on.
- Topcoat spraying. Applies finish coats across large facade areas along a planned spray path.
- Textured and stone finishes. Handles real stone paint, relief paint and multicolor paint as well as latex paint.
- Balconies and bay windows. Works the irregular surfaces that interrupt a flat facade, including gable walls.
- Corners and curved walls. Coats internal and external corners and curved surfaces with automatic feature recognition.
- Supervised high-altitude work. Lets a crew monitor construction remotely and review construction data statistics.
Pricing and Availability
The T100 is sold by quotation, and no price is listed on this page. Send us your project details and we will respond with a quotation. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The T100 Exterior Wall Coating Robot is available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of paint can the T100 spray?
It supports latex paint, real stone paint, multicolor paint, relief paint and other commonly used exterior wall coating systems. It applies both primer and topcoat.
How high can the T100 work?
The working height is ≤100m. The robot is designed for mid and high-rise buildings.
Does it need a special platform?
No. It mounts on industry-standard aerial work gondolas of 2-4 m.
Can it coat balconies and corners?
Yes. It supports primer and topcoat application on gable walls, balcony surfaces and internal and external corners, and its scenarios also include bay windows and curved surfaces.
Can the spray path be controlled by hand?
Trajectory planning can be manual or fully automatic, and the robot switches between semi-automatic and fully automatic modes.
What power does it need?
The operating voltage is 380V and the rated power is 4kW. The material tank holds 80L.
Where can I buy the T100 and what does it cost?
You can buy the BMR T100 Exterior Wall Coating Robot through this page by requesting a quotation. The cost is given in the quotation, together with delivery, customs and support arrangements.
Summary
Facade painting has always tied schedule, safety and quality to people hanging on ropes and platforms. The BMR T100 keeps the gondola but changes the work on it: planned spray paths, automatic obstacle crossing, a working height of ≤100m and a coating efficiency of 180m²/h, across latex, real stone, multicolor and relief coatings. For contractors who want the facade finished with fewer hours at height, this page is the starting point.
