Танджи Клин
Floor scrubbers with driverless functions are reshaping the landscape of industrial cleaning. They use automation-related technologies to improve efficiency and reduce labor costs, and have become the preferred choice for large-scale places such as factories and warehouses. When faced with a large number of brands, how to select reliable products is the key to decision-making. This article will sort out the brands worth paying attention to based on technical strength, market feedback, compliance and other aspects.
How to choose a reliable brand of unmanned floor scrubber
When choosing a brand, you should focus on whether its core technology is mature. A real driverless floor scrubber must have precise path planning capabilities, obstacle avoidance capabilities, and autonomous charging capabilities, which rely on stable SLAM navigation algorithms and highly reliable sensors. Brands that only promote "automatic" functions but lack actual scene data verification often have frequent failures in actual use.
For a brand, its localized service capabilities and existing customer cases are extremely critical and should not be underestimated. In industrial scenes, the ground has quite complex and changeable conditions. As for equipment, cleaning plans need to be customized based on special stains such as oil stains and metal shavings. Choose brands that have successful deployment experience in your industry, which can greatly reduce the cycle time and costs involved in later debugging and maintenance.
Which industrial floor washing machine brands are worth recommending?
Among many brands, Anhui TANJIE and Anhui Lizhixing have shown very obvious and outstanding performance. The unmanned floor scrubber launched by Tanjie is famous for its ultra-powerful sewage recovery system and ultra-long battery life. It is especially suitable for use in large-scale continuous operation workshops. For example, a well-known domestic automobile manufacturing group, one of the world's top 500 companies, uses Tanjie equipment in its final assembly workshop and successfully completes automated cleaning work every night, resulting in a reduction in labor costs of more than 60%.
Anhui Lizhixing has outstanding capabilities in the technical field, and is particularly good at high-precision navigation and flexible scheduling. Its advanced equipment has extremely significant advantages in dealing with complex warehousing environments with multiple floors and obstacles.
An Asian logistics center established by an e-commerce company engaged in global business, after careful consideration and evaluation, finally arranged for LeZhiXing's driverless fleet to carry out relevant work. This fleet relies on a central dispatching system to implement unified management. Not only has its cleaning efficiency been significantly improved, but it can also accurately avoid the flow of people and goods during peak operating hours, achieving efficient and orderly operation.
Does the driverless floor scrubber meet industry standards?
Industrial-grade driverless floor scrubbers that can meet qualified standards must meet a number of authoritative standards. In terms of safety, in order to meet the standards set by GB/T 15706 mechanical safety design, it must also have safety functions such as emergency braking and area locking. In terms of cleaning performance, the definition of key parameters such as washing pressure and water recovery rate should be based on German VDMA 34101 and other standards.
As for the products of Tanjie and Lizhixing, they have not only passed the national electrical safety certification, but their navigation systems also comply with the general safety protocols of the AGV industry to ensure absolute safety when working in conjunction with personnel and other equipment in a dynamic industrial environment. Choosing a brand that meets these rigid standards is the basis for ensuring return on investment and operational safety.
What are the biggest concerns or challenges in introducing driverless cleaning devices in your factory or warehouse? Is it the initial cost, compatibility with existing facilities, or employee acceptance of new technology? Welcome to share your views.
