Hako Scrubmaster B75 i

Hako does not publish one universal retail price for the Scrubmaster B75 i. Commercial cost depends on country, brush configuration, battery, docking station, optional equipment, delivery, commissioning and service.

You can request a Hako Scrubmaster B75 i quote through Anton Robots to compare the complete deployed package.

You can request the Hako Scrubmaster B75 i through Anton Robots, Hako and its regional professional-cleaning dealer network.

Confirm the disc or cylindrical configuration, battery, docking station, optional Dust Stop or AntiBac equipment, training, warranty and local service before buying.

The Scrubmaster B75 i is a current professional autonomous scrubber-drier normally sold through Hako’s commercial sales network.

If evaluating an ex-demo or used machine, verify battery health, route-learning system, sensor calibration, service history, brushes, squeegee and whether Hako support transfers.

Yes. Hako offers demonstrations and commercial quotations, and you can request a B75 i quote through Anton Robots.

Provide floor area, soil type, route width, preferred brush system, operating hours, water access and destination so the supplier can validate the configuration.

The exact package depends on the selected configuration. The core platform includes the autonomous scrubber-drier, lithium battery system, 75 L tanks, 8-inch touchscreen and safety/navigation hardware.

• Scrubmaster B75 i machine
• Disc or cylindrical brush configuration
• Lithium battery system as specified
• 3D camera and certified LiDAR sensing
• Manual walk-behind controls
• Optional docking station and other accessories where selected
• Deployment, training, warranty and support as quoted

The disc-brush version has a 650 mm working width and publishes theoretical performance up to 2,340 m²/h. The cylindrical-brush version has a 540 mm working width and publishes up to 1,980 m²/h.

The cylindrical system can also use two side brooms for combined sweeping and wet cleaning. The best choice depends on floor texture and debris load.

Hako publishes theoretical area performance of approximately 2,340 m²/h with disc brushes and 1,980 m²/h with the cylindrical brush.

Real output depends on route layout, soil, water servicing, turns, obstacles and autonomous intervention rate.

Hako lists a theoretical battery runtime of approximately 120 to 180 minutes, depending on the lithium battery configuration.

Actual runtime varies with brush system, floor resistance, route complexity and battery condition. Confirm the exact battery supplied in the regional quote.

The B75 i cleans taught routes autonomously using image-processing technology, a 3D camera system and certified LiDAR sensors.

Operators teach routes through the machine’s interface, after which the robot follows them with high repeat accuracy. Changing layouts should be included in deployment testing.

Yes. The B75 i can be operated as a conventional walk-behind scrubber-drier for quick cleaning jobs, exceptions or areas that are not appropriate for autonomous operation.

An extendable handle is designed to make manual operation ergonomic.

The optional docking station allows the B75 i to drive to a home base and start battery charging, recovery-water emptying and fresh-water filling automatically.

Hako states that the station can also be retrofitted to existing systems. Site plumbing, drainage, power and docking clearance should be confirmed before installation.

Dust Stop is an optional side-broom enclosure for the cylindrical version that reduces dust and fine-particle generation during sweeping. Hako-AntiBac gives the tanks antibacterial properties, while Clean Guard is a front shield designed to push coarse debris aside.

These options address different facility needs and should be selected only where operationally useful.

The B75 i has approximately 75 L of solution capacity and 75 L of recovery capacity.

Large tanks support longer routes, but filling, drainage, tank hygiene and squeegee maintenance remain part of the operating workflow unless automated by the docking station.

Hako sells professional cleaning equipment through an international sales and dealer network, but configuration, certification, warranty and docking availability can vary by market.

Before importing, confirm battery transport, electrical supply, software or data requirements, spare parts and the local organisation responsible for field service.

Check battery warranty, LiDAR and camera support, route-teaching assistance, brush and squeegee consumables, docking-station service, spare-parts lead time and technician response.

If hygiene is important, also confirm AntiBac availability and the recommended tank-cleaning and maintenance programme.

The B75 i is worth considering for professional hard-floor sites that want autonomous route cleaning without losing the flexibility of manual walk-behind operation. Its large tanks, two cleaning configurations and docking option are strong differentiators.

It is less suitable for carpet-heavy, outdoor or stair-based environments. Compare it with other commercial cleaning robots using actual routes and local service availability.