SIASUN QD750F Autonomous Floor Scrubber and Sweeper (QD750F)

Most cleaning machines arrive on site as tools: someone signs them out, drives them along the aisles, empties and refills them, then parks them in a corner until the next shift. The SIASUN QD750F Autonomous Floor Scrubber and Sweeper (QD750F) arrives more like a new member of the vehicle fleet. It maps the building, takes its work from the same dispatching system that directs the workshop AGVs, opens its own way through shutters and freight elevators, and reports its activity to the host system as it goes. For a facility manager, the question it raises is therefore less about the cleaning head and more about whether floor care can be planned, monitored and coordinated in the same way as material flow.

Robots Middle East supplies the QD750F to manufacturing, warehousing and logistics sites across the Middle East, preparing each quotation around the facility in which the robot will work. Our team manages the commercial offer, delivery to site and after-sales support, and we are pleased to help you assess how the robot will sit alongside your existing doors, lifts and AGV traffic before you make a decision.

Background

SIASUN and the Xingweilai cleaning line

SIASUN is a robotics and automation manufacturer whose catalogue extends well beyond cleaning, covering industrial mobile robots, heavy-duty carriers and vehicles for automotive assembly. The QD750F belongs to the Xingweilai family of industrial cleaning robots, a range the manufacturer describes as a response to three persistent problems on the industrial floor: high labour intensity, low levels of automation, and the difficulty of cleaning safely while production is still running. That lineage matters. A company that builds mobile robots for factory logistics approaches a scrubber as another autonomous vehicle in a shared space, rather than as a cleaning appliance with a motor added.

Industrial navigation and connected operation

At the centre of the QD750F is SIASUN's own industrial-grade SLAM navigation. It supports one-click mapping and rapid deployment, and the manufacturer emphasises its adaptability and robustness in working environments. Around that core sit the features that turn a single machine into part of a site system: an IoT module that lets the robot interact with rolling shutter doors, freight elevators and automatic sliding doors; central management through the mobile-robot dispatching system; coordination with workshop AGVs; and real-time operational data fed back to the host system. Together, these allow cleaning to cross zones of a facility without a person walking ahead to open the way.

Technical Specifications

Specifications are 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; each of these is confirmed with you at quotation.

How does the QD750F clean while production continues?

Cleaning a live floor is chiefly a problem of sharing space. The QD750F addresses it in several layers. Its obstacle-avoidance system dynamically detects pedestrians and obstacles, protecting both the robot and the people and equipment around it. Beyond simply stopping or steering around, the robot recognises temporary obstacles such as stacked goods, restricted zones and passing pedestrians, and updates its cleaning area in real time, so that a pallet left in an aisle changes the plan rather than ending the task.

Physical safety is handled by a combination of laser, vision and bumper (contact) sensing, together with anti-fall protection. The zero-turning-radius chassis lets the robot work narrow aisles and corners, reaching the dead zones that are often missed when a manual machine is turned with difficulty at the end of a row.

The most significant layer, however, is coordination. Because the QD750F can be centrally managed by the mobile-robot dispatching system and can operate in coordination with workshop AGVs, production traffic and cleaning can run in parallel instead of competing for the same aisle at the same moment. The contaminants it is designed to remove, namely AGV wheel tracks, oil stains and dust, are exactly those that production traffic creates, which is why a cleaner that understands that traffic is so useful.

What does the automated workstation change for unattended cleaning?

A scrubber's working day is usually punctuated by visits from a person: to fill the clean water tank, to empty the dirty water and to plug in the charger. With a clean/dirty water tank capacity of 90L/81L, the QD750F carries a substantial load between those visits, but the integrated automated workstation removes the visits altogether. It supports automatic water refill, wastewater discharge and charging, which the manufacturer describes as enabling fully unattended operation.

In practice, this changes the staffing question. Rather than allocating an operator to the machine, a site allocates responsibility for the system: checking reports from the host system, setting zones and schedules, and maintaining the workstation. Combined with a maximum cleaning throughput of 2500㎡/h and a cleaning width of 710mm, the result is a robot whose output is governed mainly by how the site schedules it, rather than by how often someone is available to service it.

Who is the QD750F for?

The QD750F is aimed first at manufacturing plants where AGVs and forklifts share the floor with people, and where wheel tracks, oil and dust build up along fixed routes. Plants that already run a mobile-robot dispatching system will find the integration particularly natural, since the cleaner can be managed alongside the vehicles it follows.

Warehouses and logistics centres form a second group. Their large, open floor areas suit a robot with this throughput, and their rolling shutter doors, sliding doors and freight elevators are precisely the barriers that the IoT module is designed to negotiate, allowing one robot to cover several zones or floors.

A third group is facilities managers who must keep production running while raising cleanliness and safety standards, and who would prefer to redeploy cleaning staff to supervisory or specialist work rather than repetitive scrubbing.

Where the layout or scale of your site suggests a different format, it is worth comparing the SIASUN QD450E Industrial Autonomous Floor Scrubber and Sweeper (QD450E) and the SIASUN Industrial Cleaning Mobile Robot (D700C); Robots Middle East can set their published figures side by side for you. The full range is presented in our Cleaning Robots category.

What is the QD750F used for?

1. AGV route maintenance — removing the wheel tracks that automated vehicles leave along their regular paths.
2. Oil stain removal — cleaning production areas where machinery and vehicles leave oily residues on the floor.
3. Dust control — keeping workshop and warehouse floors free of the dust that accumulates around production and handling.
4. Cross-zone cleaning — passing through shutters, sliding doors and freight elevators to clean several areas in one programme.
5. Cleaning during production — working alongside people and vehicles under the dispatching system, so that floors need not wait for downtime.
6. Unattended scheduled cleaning — refilling, discharging and recharging at its workstation to run cleaning programmes without an operator present.

Pricing and Availability

The QD750F is supplied on a quotation basis, as the final configuration depends on your floor layout, the doors and lifts to be integrated and the dispatching system already in use. Robots Middle East prepares each offer after understanding the site, and confirms the unpublished specifications against the datasheet at the same stage. Delivery, customs clearance and after-sales support are arranged with the quotation. To begin, please send us a brief description of your facility and cleaning requirements using the quotation request available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which contaminants is the QD750F designed to remove?

It is designed for common industrial contaminants, specifically AGV wheel tracks, oil stains and dust.

How does the robot navigate?

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

Can it pass through doors and use lifts?

Yes. Through an IoT module, it interacts with rolling shutter doors, freight elevators and automatic sliding doors, allowing it to clean across different zones of a facility.

Is it safe to operate around staff?

The robot dynamically detects pedestrians and obstacles and combines laser, vision and bumper (contact) sensing with anti-fall protection. It also updates its cleaning area in real time when it encounters temporary obstacles or restricted zones.

Does it need an operator to refill and empty it?

No. Its integrated automated workstation handles water refill, wastewater discharge and charging, enabling unattended operation.

Can it work with our existing AGVs and fleet software?

It can be centrally managed by the mobile-robot dispatching system and operate in coordination with workshop AGVs, with real-time data fed back to the host system. Compatibility with your specific systems is reviewed with Robots Middle East during quotation.

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

You can purchase it from Robots Middle East, which supplies it across the Middle East. The cost depends on your configuration and integration needs, so it is set out in a tailored quotation that you may request through this page.

Summary

The QD750F asks to be judged as a fleet vehicle rather than a cleaning tool. Its SLAM navigation, IoT door and lift integration, dispatching-system management and AGV coordination place it within the same logic as the rest of a site's automation, while its automated workstation, 710mm cleaning width and 2500㎡/h maximum throughput give it the capacity to clean large floors without constant attention. For sites where production never fully stops and floors still have to be kept clean and safe, it offers a way of bringing cleaning into the schedule rather than leaving it to the gaps. To discuss your facility with Robots Middle East and receive a tailored quotation, this page is the starting point.