Adiatek R-Quartz 70s and R-Quartz 80 · specs, operator review and alternatives (2026)
The Adiatek R-Quartz 70s and R-Quartz 80 are autonomous ride-on floor scrubbers (operator and robot modes on the same machine), with self-driving developed together with Muratec, for warehouses, supermarkets and large retail stores. They carry 100 L of water, run for 6 h on lithium batteries and rely on a triple LiDAR safety system. The 70s stands out with a scrubbing-sweeping head that sweeps and scrubs in a single pass; the 80 is wider (810 mm) with high brush pressure (52 kg). Price and availability on request.
At a glance
Two heads, two approaches
| R-Quartz 70s | R-Quartz 80 | |
|---|---|---|
| Head | Cylindrical, scrubbing-sweeping | Disc (406 mm, optional pad) |
| Distinctive feature | Sweeps AND scrubs in one pass (rare) | Wider (810 mm), high pressure (52 kg) |
| Width | 700 mm | 810 mm |
| Rated productivity | 3,150 m²/h | 3,645 m²/h |
| Simultaneous sweeping | Yes | No (disc scrubber) |
In short: the 70s sweeps and scrubs in one go (one pass instead of two); the 80 favours width and pressure on smooth floors.
Technical data
Reading by environment
Floors and soiling
Ride-on scrubbers for hard floors: adherent and wet soiling over large areas. The 70s combines sweeping and scrubbing in one pass thanks to its scrubbing-sweeping head; the 80 favours width and pressure on smooth floors. No carpet. Large debris must be pre-swept (except with the 70s, which sweeps).
What the manufacturer does not say
The 70s sweeps and scrubs at the same time. Its scrubbing-sweeping head, rare in our database, reduces two operations to one: a real gain on floors that pick up both dry and wet soiling.
Autonomy is set up by hand. Robot mode relies on prior teaching by the operator, zone by zone: there is no automatic mapping, so commissioning must be planned for.
Rated productivity only. No measured observed figure is published: size with a margin. Cost structure: machine + consumables, with an established distribution network through the manufacturer's own subsidiary.
Purchase or full-service contract
On purchase (capex), setting up autonomy relies on your team teaching each zone manually, with no automatic mapping, on top of the water handling of a 100 L machine. Under a full-service contract (opex), that initial set-up and operational continuity rest with the contractor. See the Pudu range and the on-site demonstration, or our robotic cleaning service.
Strengths and limits
Strengths
- 70s: sweeps and scrubs in a single pass (rare).
- 80: wide (810 mm), high pressure (52 kg).
- 6 h on lithium, triple LiDAR safety system, established distribution network.
Limits
- Rated productivity only (no measured observed figure).
- Autonomy through manual teaching, zone by zone.
- Heavy ride-on machines (302 to 375 kg), no carpet.
Alternatives
- Against other large autonomous scrubbers: the Kärcher KIRA B 200 and the Avidbots Neo 2W.
- For separate sweeping and scrubbing: the Adlatus SR1300 (sweeping) and the Kärcher KIRA B 50 (scrubbing).
To compare with a Pudu BG1 Pro, see the Pudu BG1 Pro profile. To put figures on it: how much does it cost?, rental or purchase? or an on-site demonstration.
Sources
Consulted on 16/07/2026: Adiatek product pages for the R-Quartz 70s and 80; internal robot database (v39). Values marked "n/p" are not published. No price is displayed: on request.
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