SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robot

A factory floor is never really finished: wheel tracks from AGVs, oil stains and settling dust return as soon as the shift moves on. The SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robot answers that cycle with a machine built to clean on its own, work around people and fit into a digitally managed plant, rather than a manual scrubber with a motor added.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

SIASUN and its mobile robot lineage

SIASUN is a robotics manufacturer whose mobile robots serve factories and logistics sites. Over 20 years the company has built up control technology, navigation technology and safety sensing technology for mobile robots. The cleaning robot draws directly on that body of work, so it is not an unrelated product bolted onto the catalog. It shares its foundations with the machines that move materials around a plant.

That lineage matters to a buyer in practical ways. A cleaning robot that comes from a mobile robot maker is designed to be managed the same way as the rest of the fleet. It can be handled centrally by the mobile robot scheduling system, and its operational data is fed back to the upper system in real time. For a plant manager, cleaning becomes one more visible, scheduled task instead of a job that happens out of sight.

Positioning and key technology

The robot is an intelligent machine tailored for cleaning operations in the industrial field. Its navigation rests on industrial grade SLAM technology developed independently by SIASUN. The maker lists one click mapping and rapid deployment among its features, along with strong environmental adaptability and robustness. In plain terms, the robot learns a workshop quickly and keeps working when the surroundings change.

Underneath is a powerful sports chassis that allows a zero turning radius. That is useful in the places that defeat large cleaning machines: narrow passages and wall corners, the sanitary blind spots every plant knows well. Together, navigation, chassis and safety sensing make the machine suited to real production areas, not only empty halls.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the weight, the battery capacity, the battery runtime, the travel speed, the power supply and charging time, the IP rating, the noise level, the package contents, the cleaning method details or the climbing ability; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robot different from manual cleaning?

Manual cleaning in industry tends to be labor-intensive, repetitive and hard to coordinate with production. A person with a machine has to stop when forklifts pass, work around AGV routes and keep going through a long shift. The SIASUN robot removes much of that burden. It removes common industrial contaminants such as AGV wheel tracks, oil stains and dust, and it does so on a programmed route that the operator does not have to supervise step by step.

Capacity is part of the argument. The robot has a cleaning width of 710mm and a maximum cleaning throughput of 2500㎡/h. Its tanks hold 90L of clean water and 81L of dirty water, so it can cover a large floor area between servicing. Where the optional automated workstation is installed, the robot adds water, discharges sewage and charges itself automatically, with no manual intervention through the whole process. The people who would have handled those chores are free for other work.

Safety is the other difference. The robot dynamically detects pedestrians and obstacles to protect itself and its surroundings. Its safety protection combines laser, vision, bumper (contact) sensing and anti-fall protection. A manual machine relies on one operator paying attention; this one carries several layers of sensing that stay active for the whole run.

How does the robot work with AGVs, doors and elevators?

A cleaning robot that stops at every closed door is of little use in a large plant. The SIASUN robot uses an IoT module to interact with rolling shutter doors, freight elevators and automatic sliding doors, which enables cross-zone cleaning across the facility. A single machine can therefore serve several areas, not only one open room.

It also fits into the traffic of a working plant. Integrated with a dispatching system, it can operate in coordination with workshop AGVs, so production and cleaning run efficiently in parallel. Cleaning no longer has to wait for a quiet hour. Since the robot can be centrally managed by the mobile robot scheduling system, with operational data fed back to the upper system in real time, supervisors see what has been cleaned and what remains.

Who is the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robot for?

The robot is aimed first at manufacturers whose floors are exposed to constant AGV traffic and fine contamination. SIASUN says the product has been applied in new energy batteries, photovoltaics, aerospace, automotive parts and power appliances. In such plants cleanliness is a production matter, and the robot is meant to settle the contradiction between intelligent manufacturing and intelligent cleaning.

Plant and facility managers who already run, or plan to run, AGVs and a scheduling system will find the closest fit, because the robot joins the same dispatching environment. Operations teams with large floors, multiple zones divided by doors or elevators, and few staff available for repetitive cleaning will also benefit. Smaller sites with no need for fleet integration may prefer to discuss their requirements first. In every case, the quotation is the place to match the machine to the building.

For Caribbean buyers, such as industrial parks, manufacturers and logistics operators serving regional markets, the same logic applies. The request is simple: describe the floors, the traffic and the contaminants, and the team can confirm whether the QD750F suits the site.

What is the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robot used for?

1. Removing AGV wheel tracks. The robot cleans the dark marks left on routes by workshop vehicles.
2. Clearing oil stains. It deals with oily contamination common on production floors.
3. Controlling dust. It removes dust from large workshop areas on a regular schedule.
4. Cleaning across zones. Through the IoT module it passes rolling shutter doors, freight elevators and automatic sliding doors.
5. Cleaning alongside production. Coordinated with the dispatching system, it works in parallel with workshop AGVs.
6. Reaching tight corners. The zero turning radius helps in narrow passages and wall corners.

Pricing and Availability

No price is listed on this page. Every project differs in floor area, layout and the options chosen, such as the automated workstation, so quotation is the way to proceed. Send a request with your site details and the team will prepare an offer. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robot is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cleaning width of the QD750F?

The cleaning width is 710mm. The maximum cleaning throughput is 2500㎡/h.

How large are the water tanks?

The clean water tank holds 90L and the dirty water tank holds 81L.

Can the robot recharge and refill by itself?

Yes, with the optional automated workstation. It provides automatic water addition, sewage discharge and automatic charging without manual intervention.

How does the robot stay safe around people?

It dynamically detects pedestrians and obstacles. Its safety protection combines laser, vision, bumper (contact) sensing and anti-fall protection.

Can it pass through doors and use elevators?

Yes. Via an IoT module it interacts with rolling shutter doors, freight elevators and automatic sliding doors, which enables cross-zone cleaning.

Does it work together with AGVs?

Yes. Integrated with a dispatching system, it can operate in coordination with workshop AGVs. It can also be managed centrally by the mobile robot scheduling system.

Where can I buy the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robot and what does it cost?

It is available through this page by quotation. No price is shown; send your request and the offer is prepared for your site.

Summary

The floor of a busy plant never stays clean for long, and the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robot is built for exactly that. It brings 20 years of SIASUN mobile robot know-how to the task, with SLAM navigation, a zero turning radius chassis, layered safety sensing and links to doors, elevators, AGVs and the scheduling system. The QD750F combines a 710mm cleaning width with 90L/81L tanks and a maximum throughput of 2500㎡/h. For a quotation matched to your facility, this page is the starting point.