Gausium Scrubber 75 · specifications, operator review and alternatives (2026)
The Gausium Scrubber 75 is a large autonomous industrial floor scrubber launched in 2019, aimed at warehouses, manufacturing sites, car parks and large retail. It scrubs a 750 mm path with high brush pressure (45 kg), carries 75 L of clean water and recycles water through multi-stage filtration (70 to 80% water saving claimed). Rated productivity of 3,000 m²/h, 700 to 1,400 in practice. It weighs 400 kg empty and needs aisles of at least 1,400 mm. Price and availability on request.
At a glance
Specifications
Reading by environment
Floors and soiling
A large disc scrubber for industrial hard floors: its core target is adherent, stubborn soiling on concrete, epoxy and tiles, thanks to the high brush pressure (45 kg). No carpet. Bulky waste needs pre-sweeping. Water recycling makes it a frugal machine despite its size.
What the manufacturer does not say
IEC 63327 does not apply to this model. The certification Gausium obtained on other machines in the range does not cover the Scrubber 75: do not assume it for use with the public present.
Gross laden weight matters more than empty weight. 400 kg empty, but 570 kg loaded: on a raised floor or a mezzanine, it is the gross laden weight that decides feasibility.
Water recycling is a genuine asset. 70 to 80% water saved, ≈ 4,000 L/month: water autonomy exceeds the tank volume, and the charging cycle becomes the limiting factor. Cost structure: machine plus docks and workstations plus consumables.
Purchase or outsourced service
On a purchase (capex), two points commit the installation: the IEC 63327 obtained elsewhere in the range does not cover this model, and it is the gross laden weight (570 kg) that decides on a mezzanine, not the empty weight. Under an outsourced service (opex), the contractor carries those checks and continuity. See the Pudu range and the on-site demonstration, or our robotic cleaning service.
Strengths and limits
Strengths
- High brush pressure (45 kg) on stubborn soiling.
- Water recycling (70 to 80%): frugal despite its size.
- Complete ecosystem of docks and workstations.
Limits
- 1,400 mm passage and 570 kg gross laden weight: very large, clear sites.
- IEC 63327 not published for this model.
- 3° working gradient, long charge (5 h).
Alternatives
- Within the Gausium range: the Scrubber 50 Pro one size down, the Omnie as a recent multifunction robot.
- Against large autonomous floor scrubbers: the Kärcher KIRA B 200 and the Tennant T16AMR.
To compare it with the Pudu BG1 Pro, see the Pudu BG1 Pro profile. To put figures on a project: talk to us about pricing, rental versus purchase, or an on-site demonstration.
Sources
Consulted on 16/07/2026: Gausium product page for the Scrubber 75; internal robot database (v39). Values marked "n/p" are not published. No price displayed: on request.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Scrubber 75 certified for premises open to the public?
Which floor areas is it aimed at?
Is the 75 L tank enough?
What does it cost?
Interested in the Gausium Scrubber 75, or in an alternative?
Ask us: we will tell you plainly whether this model suits your floors, and what we would do in your position. Reply within one working day.