SIASUN QD750F Autonomous Floor Scrubber and Sweeper (QD750F)

A factory floor is never really idle, and a cleaning crew that waits for quiet hours will always be a step behind. The SIASUN QD750F Autonomous Floor Scrubber and Sweeper (QD750F) is built for the opposite situation: a floor that has to be cleaned while forklifts, AGVs and people keep working across it.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

Where the QD750F comes from

The QD750F belongs to SIASUN's range of industrial cleaning robots, sold in the SIASUN catalog alongside its mobile robots for material handling. These machines are designed around three problems that plant managers know well: cleaning is labor-intensive, it is rarely automated, and it is hard to do safely next to ongoing production.

The contaminants it targets are typical of industrial floors: AGV wheel tracks, oil stains and dust. Wheel tracks are a good example of why a dedicated machine matters, because they build up exactly where automated vehicles run every day. Other models in the same family are listed in the Cleaning Robots category.

Positioning and key technology

The QD750F runs on SIASUN's self-developed industrial-grade SLAM navigation. It supports one-click mapping and rapid deployment, so a facility does not need a long setup project before the first cleaning run. The same navigation is described as adaptable and robust, which matters on floors where stacked goods and restricted zones change from day to day.

The robot is a full cleaning system rather than a lone machine. An integrated automated workstation handles water refill, wastewater discharge and charging, which makes fully unattended operation possible. An IoT module lets the robot interact with rolling shutter doors, freight elevators and automatic sliding doors, so it can clean across zones of a facility instead of stopping at the first door.

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 life, the maximum speed, the noise level, the minimum lane width, the charging time, the contents of the box, the brush type, the gradeability, the IP rating or the operating temperature; they are confirmed at quotation.

How does the QD750F clean safely around people and vehicles?

Safety comes from layers. The robot combines laser sensing, vision, bumper (contact) sensing and anti-fall protection, so no single sensor carries the whole job. Its obstacle-avoidance system dynamically detects pedestrians and obstacles, protecting both the machine and what is around it.

Floors also change while the robot works. The QD750F detects temporary obstacles such as stacked goods, restricted zones and passing pedestrians, and it updates its cleaning area in real time. In practice, a pallet left in an aisle does not end the job; the robot adjusts the area it covers.

The zero turning radius of the chassis helps in tight places. Narrow aisles and corners are where manual and large machines leave dead zones, and a robot that can turn on the spot reaches them.

How does it fit into an automated plant?

The QD750F can be managed centrally by the mobile-robot dispatching system and can operate in coordination with workshop AGVs. The aim is for production and cleaning to run efficiently in parallel instead of taking turns. Real-time operational data is fed back to the host system, so supervisors see what the robot is doing without walking the floor.

The 710mm cleaning width and the 90L clean and 81L dirty water tanks set the scale of the work: a machine meant for sizeable halls, with a stated maximum throughput of 2500㎡/h. Together with the automatic workstation, that supports routines that run with little human involvement. Buyers who want to compare with other models can look at the SIASUN QD450E Industrial Autonomous Floor Scrubber and Sweeper (QD450E), the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Mobile Robot (D700C) or the general SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Robot page.

Who is the QD750F for?

The first group is factory operators with automated vehicles on the floor. Wheel tracks and oil stains collect along AGV routes, and a robot that coordinates with those vehicles keeps routes clean without halting production.

The second group is warehouse and logistics managers with large, open floors. Dust control matters there, and a machine with a large tank capacity and an automatic workstation reduces the manual steps that slow cleaning down.

The third group is facilities that span several zones. Because the robot can work with rolling shutter doors, freight elevators and automatic sliding doors through its IoT module, it suits plants where cleaning has to cross boundaries. Maintenance and engineering teams that already run a dispatching system will also find the data feedback to the host system useful.

What is the QD750F used for?

1. Removing AGV wheel tracks. It cleans the marks that automated vehicles leave along their routes.
2. Clearing oil stains. It scrubs oily patches from production and logistics floors.
3. Controlling dust. It sweeps and cleans dust from large industrial spaces.
4. Cleaning during production. It works alongside people and vehicles, avoiding pedestrians and obstacles.
5. Cross-zone cleaning. It passes through shutter doors, freight elevators and sliding doors via its IoT module.
6. Unattended routines. Its workstation refills water, discharges wastewater and charges the robot automatically.

Pricing and Availability

This product is sold by quotation, and no prices are listed on the page. Send us your request with the size of your facility, the floor conditions and the systems you already run, and we will prepare a quotation for you. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The SIASUN QD750F Autonomous Floor Scrubber and Sweeper (QD750F) 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.

Does it need a person to refill water and charge?

No. The integrated automated workstation supports automatic water refill, wastewater discharge and charging, which enables fully unattended operation.

How does the robot find its way?

It uses SIASUN's self-developed industrial-grade SLAM navigation, with one-click mapping and rapid deployment.

Can it work while people and vehicles are present?

Yes. It detects pedestrians and obstacles dynamically, uses laser, vision, bumper sensing and anti-fall protection, and updates its cleaning area in real time when it meets temporary obstacles.

Can it connect to our dispatching system?

Yes. It can be managed centrally by the mobile-robot dispatching system, operate in coordination with workshop AGVs, and feed real-time operational data back to the host system.

Where can I buy the QD750F and what does it cost?

It is available through this page, by quotation. We do not list prices; send a request and we will prepare a quotation that covers delivery, customs and support.

Summary

The QD750F answers a simple problem: a floor that never stops working still needs cleaning. With a 710mm cleaning width, 90L and 81L tanks, layered safety sensing, SLAM navigation and an automated workstation, it is built to clean in step with production instead of waiting for it to pause. If that matches your facility, this page is the starting point.