BMR Intelligent Coating Robot
In stock
- BRAND:
- BMR
- MODEL:
- P45 / P65 / M40 / M60
- ORIGIN:
- China
- Warranty:
- 12 MONTHS
- AVAILABILITY:
- SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY
- SKU:
- BMR-Intelligent-Coating-Robot
BMR Intelligent Coating Robot
A finished wall is a long record of patience: a coat of putty, a day of curing, a round of grinding, then paint, and every step repeated for the next room. The BMR Intelligent Coating Robot is built to shorten that record without changing the order of the work. It is a fully automated, unmanned construction robot that changes its job by changing its functional module, so one platform can apply putty, apply emulsion paint or grind putty smooth.
The product is available through this page, by quotation.
Background
The company behind the robot
The BMR Intelligent Coating Robot is made by Shenzhen BrightMaster Robotics Co., Ltd., a manufacturer of robots for the building trades. Its range goes beyond a single machine and includes robots for interior coating, exterior walls, floors, putty grinding and concrete leveling. The common thread is the replacement of repetitive, physically demanding finishing work with machines that follow the same routine on every surface.
The intelligent coating robot is the platform that ties several of those tasks together. Rather than a separate machine for each stage of interior finishing, the manufacturer built a base that accepts different modules. Buyers who want to see the wider family can browse the Interior Robots category or the full Construction Robots category.
A platform built around modules
The manufacturer describes the robot as a new-generation, fully automated, unmanned smart construction robot. It follows a platform-based concept: with different functional modules it performs putty coating, emulsion paint coating and putty grinding. Through different module combinations, four models are available. P45 and P65 are the coating versions, and M40 and M60 are the grinding versions.
The software side matters as much as the hardware. The robot runs on a real-time perception-based RTPC software system and supports one-click operation. No pre-scanning and no path planning are required, which removes the survey and programming step that often makes automated finishing slow to start on a new site.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | P45 | P65 | M40 | M60 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Function | Putty and emulsion paint coating | Putty and emulsion paint coating | Putty grinding | Putty grinding |
| Weight | About 500 kg | About 650kg | About 450kg | About 600kg |
| Working height | ≤4500mm | ≤6500mm | ≤4000mm | ≤6000mm |
| Overall productivity, putty | Single-coat Putty: 80 m²/h | Single-coat Putty: 100 m²/h | Not applicable | Not applicable |
| Overall productivity, emulsion paint | Single-coat Emulsion Paint: 200 m²/h | Single-coat Emulsion Paint: 250 m²/h | Not applicable | Not applicable |
| Overall productivity, grinding | Not applicable | Not applicable | Putty Grinding: 60 m²/h | Putty Grinding: 80 m²/h |
| Suited to | Standard indoor spaces | Higher walls, ceilings and large public buildings | Standard indoor spaces | Higher walls, ceilings and large public buildings |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the power supply or battery type, the connectivity, the sensors, the IP rating, the noise level, what is in the box, the hopper capacity per version or the service life; they are confirmed at quotation.
What is the difference between the P45, P65, M40 and M60?
The first letter tells you the job. P versions coat, and M versions grind. The number gives a rough idea of reach: the P45 works up to 4500mm, the P65 up to 6500mm, the M40 up to 4000mm and the M60 up to 6000mm. The maximum working height of the range is 6.5 meters, and that figure belongs to the P65.
Within each pair, the larger model is both taller and faster. The P65 applies single-coat putty at 100 m²/h against 80 m²/h for the P45, and single-coat emulsion paint at 250 m²/h against 200 m²/h. The manufacturer states that the P65 can reach up to 250 m²/h for single-coat emulsion paint under suitable construction conditions. On the grinding side, the M60 grinds putty at 80 m²/h and the M40 at 60 m²/h.
The larger models also weigh more, at about 650kg for the P65 and about 600kg for the M60, against about 500 kg for the P45 and about 450kg for the M40. For a team moving equipment between floors, that weight difference is worth planning around.
How does one-click operation change the workflow?
Many automated finishing systems need a survey of the room first, followed by a programmed path. The BMR robot skips both. Its RTPC software perceives the space in real time, so an operator starts the job with a single action instead of preparing the machine for each room.
The robot can run in full automatic or semi-automatic mode for putty and emulsion paint work on indoor walls, bay windows and ceilings. The manufacturer states a comprehensive coverage rate of over 90%. For a contractor, the practical effect is less time spent preparing the machine and more time spent on surfaces that are finished.
Because the same platform takes coating and grinding modules, the crew learns one interface instead of several. For a team that already owns a dedicated grinder, the stand-alone BMR Putty Grinding Robot is a separate product worth comparing.
Who is the BMR Intelligent Coating Robot for?
The manufacturer designed the robot for automated wall and ceiling construction in residential, commercial and public buildings. Within that range, the version you choose should follow the space you are finishing.
Contractors working on standard indoor spaces, such as apartments, offices and hotel rooms, are the natural fit for the P45 and M40. Teams working on higher walls, ceilings and large public buildings, such as halls, lobbies and similar volumes, should look at the P65 and M60, which are designed for that kind of work.
Developers and finishing contractors who face repeated schedule pressure and a shortage of skilled applicators will see the clearest benefit. A coating version and a grinding version can be paired on a site so that the surface is prepared and then painted in sequence. Buyers who need exterior facades are better served by the BMR T100 Exterior Wall Coating Robot, because this platform is designed for indoor walls, bay windows and ceilings.
What is the BMR Intelligent Coating Robot used for?
- Putty coating. The coating versions apply single-coat putty to indoor walls and ceilings in full automatic or semi-automatic mode.
- Emulsion paint coating. The same coating versions apply single-coat emulsion paint over prepared surfaces.
- Putty grinding. The grinding versions smooth cured putty so the surface is ready for paint.
- High walls and ceilings. The P65 and M60 are designed for higher walls, ceilings and large public buildings, with working heights up to 6500mm and 6000mm.
- Bay windows. Bay window surfaces are part of the indoor work the robot is designed to handle.
- Residential, commercial and public buildings. The robot is intended for automated wall and ceiling construction across all three building types.
Pricing and Availability
The BMR Intelligent Coating Robot is supplied by quotation, and the quotation is the starting point for choosing a version and a module combination. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation, so the details are settled before the order is placed. You can request a quotation for the version that fits your project, and the product is available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which versions of the robot are available?
There are four: the P45 and P65 coating versions, and the M40 and M60 grinding versions. They are built from different module combinations on the same platform.
How high can the robot work?
The maximum working height of the range is 6.5 meters, reached by the P65. The P45 works up to 4500mm, the M40 up to 4000mm and the M60 up to 6000mm.
Does the robot need scanning or path programming?
No. The RTPC software works from real-time perception and supports one-click operation, with no pre-scanning or path planning required.
What surfaces can it work on?
It performs putty and emulsion paint operations on indoor walls, bay windows and ceilings, in full automatic or semi-automatic mode. The manufacturer states a comprehensive coverage rate of over 90%.
How fast does it work?
The P45 applies single-coat putty at 80 m²/h and emulsion paint at 200 m²/h, and the P65 does so at 100 m²/h and 250 m²/h. The M40 grinds putty at 60 m²/h and the M60 at 80 m²/h.
Can one robot coat and grind?
The platform takes different functional modules, but each model is a coating or a grinding version. Coating versions are P45 and P65, and grinding versions are M40 and M60.
Where can I buy the BMR Intelligent Coating Robot and what does it cost?
You can buy it through this page by requesting a quotation. The cost depends on the version and module combination, and it is given in the quotation rather than printed here.
Summary
Finishing a wall has always meant repeating the same passes with patience and a steady hand. The BMR Intelligent Coating Robot keeps the order of the work and hands the repetition to a machine: putty, grinding and emulsion paint on one platform, started with one click. With four models from the P45 to the M60 and working heights up to 6.5 meters, there is a version for standard rooms and one for tall halls. To see which fits your project, this page is the starting point.
