SIASUN QD750F Autonomous Floor Scrubber and Sweeper (QD750F)

In most factories the floor is cleaned when nothing else is happening: at the end of a shift, over a weekend, or hardly at all in the zones where forklifts and AGVs never stop moving. The SIASUN QD750F Autonomous Floor Scrubber and Sweeper (QD750F) reverses that habit. It is built to clean while production carries on around it. It reads its surroundings through laser, vision and contact sensing, and it takes its fresh water, wastewater discharge and charging from an automated workstation rather than from an operator. Floor care stops being a task scheduled around the plant and becomes part of the plant's own automation.

Robots Europa, based in Dublin, supplies the SIASUN QD750F to manufacturing, warehousing and logistics customers across the European Union and the DACH region. Robots Europa prepares the quotation, coordinates delivery to your site and remains your contact for technical support after commissioning. A single partner therefore accompanies the project from the first enquiry through to routine operation.

Background

SIASUN and its mobile robotics lineage

SIASUN is a Chinese robotics and automation manufacturer whose origins lie in the Shenyang Institute of Automation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Over the years the company has built a broad portfolio covering industrial robot arms, mobile robots for heavy transport and automotive assembly, and autonomous cleaning machines for industrial sites. This background matters for a cleaning robot. A machine intended for factory floors has to share space with transport robots, respond to a central dispatching system and meet the safety expectations of a production environment. These are disciplines that SIASUN has developed across its mobile robot range.

Industrial-grade SLAM and the Xingweilai cleaning line

The manufacturer presents its industrial cleaning robots under the Xingweilai name. They are designed to tackle three persistent problems in industrial cleaning: high labour intensity, low levels of automation, and the difficulty of cleaning safely while production continues. At the core of the QD750F is SIASUN's self-developed, industrial-grade SLAM navigation. It supports one-click mapping and rapid deployment, and SIASUN describes it as highly adaptable and robust. For a facility this means the robot learns the layout of a hall without beacons, floor markings or a lengthy programming phase, so cleaning can begin soon after the machine arrives on site.

Technical Specifications

Specifications are given as published by the manufacturer and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the weight, battery capacity, battery life, maximum speed, noise level, minimum lane width, charging time, brush type, gradeability, IP rating, operating temperature or the contents of the box; Robots Europa confirms these details at quotation.

How does the QD750F clean safely alongside running production?

The central promise of the QD750F is that cleaning no longer has to wait for the line to stop. Several features work together to make that possible. The safety system combines laser scanning, vision, bumper contact sensing and anti-fall protection. With this obstacle-avoidance system, the robot dynamically detects pedestrians and obstacles, which protects both the machine and the people and equipment around it.

A working floor rarely matches the map recorded on the first day. Pallets are stacked in aisles, areas are cordoned off for maintenance and people cross the robot's path. The QD750F detects temporary obstacles such as stacked goods, restricted zones and passing pedestrians, and updates its cleaning area in real time. It does not stop and wait for someone to clear the way. It adapts its route to the conditions it actually finds.

Movement in tight spaces is handled by a high-performance chassis with a zero turning radius. The robot can therefore manage narrow aisles and corners and reach the dead zones that larger ride-on machines often leave untouched. The contaminants it is designed for are the typical ones in industry: AGV wheel tracks, oil stains and dust. The robot can also be integrated with a dispatching system and work in coordination with workshop AGVs. Transport and cleaning then run in parallel rather than competing for the same aisle at the same moment.

Can the QD750F work unattended across several zones?

Autonomy that ends at a single doorway is of limited value in a large facility. Through an IoT module, the QD750F can interact with rolling shutter doors, freight elevators and automatic sliding doors. This allows it to clean across zones, moving from one hall to the next or between floors without anyone opening the way.

The second requirement for unattended operation is a service point the robot can use by itself. The QD750F works with an integrated automated workstation that handles automatic water refill, wastewater discharge and charging. The manufacturer describes the result as fully unattended operation. Staff are no longer needed to fill tanks, empty dirty water or connect a charger between cleaning runs.

Oversight comes from the system level. The robot can be centrally managed by SIASUN's mobile-robot dispatching system, and its operational data is fed back to the host system in real time. Facility and production managers can therefore see what is being cleaned and when, within the same environment they already use to coordinate their other mobile robots.

Who is the SIASUN QD750F Autonomous Floor Scrubber and Sweeper (QD750F) for?

The QD750F is aimed first at manufacturing plants where AGVs and people share the floor and where wheel tracks, oil residues and dust build up continuously. In these plants the ability to clean during production, coordinated through the dispatching system, is the decisive argument.

Warehouses and logistics centres form a second group. Stock levels change throughout the day, and a robot that updates its cleaning area around stacked goods and restricted zones fits that rhythm better than a fixed cleaning route. Multi-storey sites and facilities divided by fire doors or shutters benefit from the IoT integration with doors and freight elevators, which lets one robot cover more than a single hall.

The robot also suits facility managers who face staff shortages or want to move cleaning personnel to more demanding work, as well as system integrators planning a joint fleet of transport and cleaning robots under one dispatching system.

If your site calls for a different format, Robots Europa can also quote other machines in the SIASUN Cleaning Robots range, such as the SIASUN QD450E Industrial Autonomous Floor Scrubber and Sweeper (QD450E) or the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Mobile Robot (D700C). The right choice is made by comparing each model's own datasheet against the layout and soiling of your facility.

What is the SIASUN QD750F Autonomous Floor Scrubber and Sweeper (QD750F) used for?

1. Production halls: scrubbing and sweeping floors during operation, in coordination with workshop AGVs.
2. AGV routes: removing the wheel tracks that transport robots leave on frequently used lanes.
3. Machining and assembly areas: clearing oil stains and dust before they spread across the floor.
4. Warehouses: cleaning aisles while adapting the route around stacked goods and restricted zones.
5. Multi-storey facilities: cleaning across zones and floors through doors and freight elevators linked by the IoT module.
6. Unattended night and weekend runs: refilling, discharging and charging at the automated workstation without staff on site.

Pricing and Availability

The SIASUN QD750F is supplied on a quotation basis, so that the offer reflects your site, the required integration with doors, elevators and the dispatching system, and the support you need. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation by Robots Europa. To receive an offer tailored to your facility, please request a quotation using the enquiry form available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which types of soiling does the QD750F remove?

The robot is designed for common industrial contaminants, namely AGV wheel tracks, oil stains and dust.

Does the QD750F need an operator to refill water or charge it?

No. An integrated automated workstation handles automatic water refill, wastewater discharge and charging, which makes fully unattended operation possible.

How is the robot set up in a new facility?

SIASUN's self-developed industrial-grade SLAM navigation supports one-click mapping and rapid deployment. The robot learns the layout of the site without fixed infrastructure such as floor markings.

Can the QD750F share aisles with AGVs and people?

Yes. It detects pedestrians and obstacles dynamically, updates its cleaning area in real time, and can work in coordination with workshop AGVs through the dispatching system.

Can the robot move between floors or through closed doors?

Through its IoT module the QD750F interacts with rolling shutter doors, freight elevators and automatic sliding doors, which enables cleaning across the whole facility.

Does the QD750F report data to our existing systems?

The robot can be centrally managed by SIASUN's mobile-robot dispatching system, and its operational data is fed back to the host system in real time.

Where can I buy the SIASUN QD750F Autonomous Floor Scrubber and Sweeper (QD750F) and what does it cost?

Robots Europa supplies the QD750F across the EU and the DACH region on a quotation basis. The cost depends on configuration, integration and support, so please request an individual quotation through this page.

Summary

The SIASUN QD750F changes the moment at which cleaning happens. Instead of waiting for a pause in production, it works alongside running operations. Its layered safety sensing, a cleaning area that updates in real time and a chassis with a zero turning radius let it move through busy aisles and into tight corners. Its automated workstation and IoT links to doors and freight elevators let it cover a whole facility without staff support, and the dispatching system with real-time data reporting places it within the same control environment as the AGVs it shares the floor with. Robots Europa supplies, quotes and supports the QD750F across the EU and the DACH region. For a facility that wants clean floors without stopping the line, this page is the starting point.