Adlatus CR700 · specs, operator review and alternatives (2026)
The Adlatus CR700 is a dual-use industrial autonomous floor scrubber, first released in 2018 and updated regularly (NEURA Robotics branding since 2025). It scrubs a 700 mm path, carries 60 L of water and relies on the S700 station for end-to-end autonomy (charging, filling and draining). It is ordered with one of two heads: the CR700C (roller, for textured floors and ingrained soiling, up to 6 h and around 10,000 m² per charge) or the CR700D (disc, for smooth floors, 3 to 5 h and around 5,000 m²). Price and availability on request.
At a glance
Two heads, two profiles
One machine, with the head chosen at the time of ordering. The roller does more than change the type of floor it suits: it doubles the area covered per charge.
| CR700C (roller) | CR700D (disc) | |
|---|---|---|
| Target floors | Textured, ingrained soiling | Smooth floors |
| Runtime | Up to 6 h | 3 to 5 h |
| Area per charge | ≈ 10,000 m² | ≈ 5,000 m² |
| Advantage | Twice the area, stubborn soiling | Versatile on most smooth floors |
In short: roller for textured floors, ingrained soiling and endurance; disc for smooth floors and versatility.
Technical data
Reading by environment
Floors and soiling
An industrial scrubber for hard floors, where the head determines the terrain: roller (CR700C) for textured floors and ingrained soiling, with the best endurance; disc (CR700D) for smooth floors and versatility. No carpet. Bulky debris must be pre-swept.
What the manufacturer does not say
The roller head doubles the area per charge. ≈ 10,000 m² against ≈ 5,000 m² with the disc: this is the most decisive difference, and it is often buried in the brochures. On a large site, it is the difference between one shift and two.
IEC 63327 certification is not confirmed for the CR700. Adlatus presents the collision avoidance as compliant with the standard, but only the SR1300 sweeper from the same manufacturer claims third-party certification. Do not transfer it to the CR700.
Tie-up with NEURA Robotics. Adlatus has been brought together with NEURA since 2025; recent documentation carries that branding. Lithium battery with no published capacity (energy cannot be calculated). Cost structure: machine + S700 station + consumables.
Purchase or full-service contract
On purchase (capex), the choice between roller and disc determines the area covered per charge (almost double with the roller) and therefore the number of shifts: a decisive trade-off to settle before buying. Under a full-service contract (opex), the contractor matches that configuration to the need and takes on maintenance and continuity. See the Pudu range and the on-site demonstration, or our robotic cleaning service.
Strengths and limits
Strengths
- S700 station: end-to-end process autonomy.
- Roller head: doubles the area per charge, handles ingrained soiling.
- Dual-use (autonomous or manual), Deutsche Bahn reference.
Limits
- IEC 63327 certification not confirmed for this model.
- Long charging time (3 to 8 h), battery with no published energy figure.
- Indirect distribution (through an importer).
Alternatives
- Within the Adlatus range: the SR1300 sweeper for dry sweeping of large halls.
- Against other industrial scrubbers: the Kärcher KIRA B 200 and the Avidbots Neo 2W.
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: Adlatus CR700C and CR700D brochures; internal robot database (v39). Values marked "n/p" are not published. No price is displayed: on request.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the CR700C and the CR700D?
What area does it cover per charge?
Is it certified for public-access buildings?
What does it cost?
Interested in the Adlatus CR700, or in an alternative?
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