GEKKO Facade Hightec Robot
Cleaning Robot for Large Building Facades
- Architecture made impressive progress in the past, resulting in still fancier buildings. Cleaning technology however remained on the stage of manual working.
- The robot GEKKO Facade restores this deficit. It's the first commercial robot, which climbs vertical surfaces.
- The robot guaranties an excellent cleaning due to its rotating brushes combined with the use of demineralised water.
- The robot with its support system can be integrated in almost all existing building maintenance units (BMU).
- If a new building is under construction, the cleaning by robot should be considered in the early phase of planning.
- Robots can be used in different ways: fixed to a building or movable from one object to an other.
Highlights
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Cleaning capacity
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max. Cleaning capacity (full automated)
Advantages
- Problem solver: suited for hardly accessible surfaces
- High-Performer: many times faster than by hand
- Fully automated (option): no cleaning personnel needed
- Security-expert: the operator has simply to steer, no more manual work
- Precise cleaner: systematic cleaning due to rotating brush, uniform pressure and demineralised water
- Discreet worker: does not look into living or bed rooms
Videos
GEKKO Facade at work
GEKKO Facade - Brush
Cleaning | ||
Max. Cleaning capacity: | Depends on building | |
Max. Cleaning velocity: | 7.8 m/min | |
Supply hose | ||
Power / Pressure /Water: | 250 m | |
Radio | ||
Range: | 300 m | |
Operation | ||
Water consumption: | 0.5-1.5 l/min | |
Voltage: | 210-230 V | |
Power consumption: | 0.8 kW | |
Air consumption: | 180 l/min | |
Pressure: | 8 bar | |
Dimensions | ||
Length: | 1'217 mm | |
Width: (max. cleaning width)* | 1'383 mm | |
Height: | 419 mm | |
Weight: | 79 kg | |
Scope of application | ||
Max. obstcale width to cross: | 250 mm | |
Max. obstacle height to cross: | 40 mm | |
Max. panel slope: | 90° |