The traffic does not stop
Racking aisles stay busy; a person with a mop has to coordinate every pass with forklift traffic. Safety and coverage both depend on timing.
Cleaning on the warehouse clock
Forklifts and tow tractors cross the cleaning route all day. Manual patrol cleaning had no standard, no measurable cost, and an ageing crew working through summer heat.
Cleaning on the warehouse clock
- Round the clockCleaning window
- NightlyRacking-aisle scrub
- AutomaticDocking cycle
Project at a glance
- Industry
- Warehouses & logistics
- Scale
- Warehouse, offices and production
- Recommended model
- C5
The situation
What the site looked like before the robots arrived.
A supply-chain centre · Warehouse, offices and production
An ageing crew, a hot hall
Long shifts in summer heat produce fatigue and variation. Cleaning quality changes with the shift, and the cost is hard to attribute.
How it was deployed
How the machines were put to work.
Night scrub, day rhythm
C5 scrubs the racking aisles overnight. In the daytime it moves to offices and production areas, adjusting the schedule to footfall and shift changes.
A 24-hour loop
Charging, water and tank rinsing happen at the workstation without a handover. The site gets one cleaning standard around the clock, with tasks and anomalies on record.
How the day runs
The same route follows the site, not a shift handover.
Aisles, full length
The racking is cleaned end to end while the forklifts are parked.
Offices and production
The robot moves to the areas where people are working.
Dock and recharge
Charging and water exchange fit between tasks, not between shifts.
Related
Each project states the venue, the scale and the result the site tracks. Client names are withheld; figures are reported as the project supplied them.