Heavy-duty scrubber-dryer
ROK Max
Built for big floors and long shifts.
For warehouses, logistics centres and other large floors. A 55 L tank, up to 6 hours per charge and an 840 mm squeegee mean fewer stops and more floor cleaned every shift.



What it does
Why sites choose the ROK Max.
Big tank, long shifts
A 55 L clean-water tank and a 120 Ah battery give up to 6 hours of cleaning per charge.
Dry floors in one pass
A 510 mm scrub path with an 840 mm squeegee leaves the floor dry behind it.
Long-range LiDAR
A 150 m detection range suits large, open spaces like warehouses and distribution centres.
Sees glass and overhangs
Detects glass and protruding objects that simpler sensors can miss.
Maps that keep up
Updates its map automatically when racking, stock or layouts change.
A report for every run
Coverage maps and cleaning reports land in the app after each clean.
Specifications
The full spec sheet.
- Type
- Heavy-duty autonomous scrubber-dryer
- Cleaning width
- 510 mm
- Squeegee width
- 840 mm (770 mm optional)
- Clean-water tank
- 55 L
- Battery
- 120 Ah
- Runtime
- Up to 6 h
- Max coverage
- 2,570 m²/h
- Recovery tank
- 55 L
- Charge time
- 4 h
- Brush pressure
- 25 kg
- Top speed
- 1.4 m/s
- Weight
- 220 kg
- Size (L × W × H)
- 1,030 × 580 × 1,045 mm (excl. squeegee)
- Sensing
- LiDAR (150 m range), glass and protruding-object detection
- Best for
- Warehouses, logistics, large floors
Coverage figures are maximum rated rates. Real-world performance depends on your floor layout, and we'll model it for your building.
Questions
ROK Max questions.
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How long can the ROK Max run?
Up to 6 hours per charge on its 120 Ah battery, with a 55 L clean-water tank.
Can the ROK Max cope with a changing warehouse layout?
Yes. It updates its map automatically when racking, stock or layouts change.
How much floor can the ROK Max cover?
Its maximum rated coverage is 2,570 m² an hour. Real-world figures depend on your layout, and we model them for your site during a demo.
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