Professional cleaningAvidbotsCanada
Neo 2
Avidbots' flagship floor-scrubbing robot for large facilities and one of the most widely deployed machines in its class. It cleans up to 3,900 m² per hour and runs up to six hours per charge; 109 L and 135 L tanks keep refill stops rare. Best suited to airports, shopping malls and warehouses.
Specifications
- Cleaning productivity
- up to 3,900 m²/h
- Solution tank
- 109 L
- Recovery tank
- 135 L
- Runtime
- 4–6 h
- Max speed
- 1.35 m/s
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Applications
- Daily floor scrubbing at airports and rail stations
- Cleaning shopping-mall concourses
- Scrubbing warehouse and distribution-centre floors
- Servicing exhibition and convention venues
- Production buildings with large open areas
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