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Kemaro K900 · specs, operator review and alternatives (2026)

The Kemaro K900 is an industrial autonomous dry sweeper for warehouses, logistics sites, production halls and car parks. It sweeps a 900 mm path, carries a 35 L debris hopper and runs without water or chemicals, with a patented self-cleaning filter. Productivity of 1,000 m²/h, 4 h runtime and a fast 1.5 h charge. It climbs gradients of 6.8°. It does not scrub: it is a dry machine. Price and availability on request.

Kemaro K900, overall view of the Kemaro cleaning robot

At a glance

TypeIndustrial autonomous dry sweeper (does not scrub)
ManufacturerKemaro (Switzerland) · Generation II
Sweeping width900 mm
Debris hopper35 L
Productivity1,000 m²/h
Runtime / charging4 h · 1.5 h charge
Maximum gradient6.8°
Weight32 kg
Distinctive featureNo water, no chemicals · patented self-cleaning filter
ReferencesGalliker Transport, VBZ Zürich
Business modelPurchase, rental or RaaS · price on request
Verified on16/07/2026 · CSV v39

Technical specifications

Cleaning modeDry sweeping (does not scrub)
Sweeping width900 mm
Debris hopper35 L
FiltrationPatented self-cleaning filter
Productivity1,000 m²/h
Runtime / charging4 h / 1.5 h
Maximum gradient6.8°
Weight32 kg
Docking stationYes
Carpet compatibleNo
Water and chemical consumablesNone
ReferencesGalliker Transport, VBZ Zürich
DistributionAsk us about availability
Commercial status 2026On sale (Gen II range)

Reading by environment

Cleaning mode firstThe K900 does not scrub: it is a dry sweeper. It picks up dust and dry debris on hard floors; any greasy or wet soiling will call for a scrubber-dryer alongside it.
Surface bracket35 L hopper, 900 mm width, fast charge (1.5 h): designed for long sweeping rounds across large industrial spaces.
Footprint / aislesCompact (32 kg) and low (35 cm high, as stated for the range): it gets where other sweepers cannot.
Floors and soilingDry sweeping, no water or chemicals. Patented self-cleaning filter: less filter upkeep. No carpet.
Low consumptionIts signature: no water, no chemicals. No liquid consumables at all, a concrete argument in logistics and on sites that watch their consumption and discharges.
Floor / topographyClimbs 6.8°: adequate for moderate warehouse ramps.

Floors and soiling

A dry sweeper for industrial hard floors: its core target is dust and dry debris, with no water or chemicals. It does not scrub: adherent or wet soiling needs a scrubber-dryer alongside it. No carpet. This is the machine for the dry pass in a warehouse, to be complemented by scrubbing for the wet finish.

What the manufacturer does not say

It is a sweeper, not a scrubber. It handles dry sweeping and dust pick-up, not scrubbing: it belongs in a sequence with a scrubber-dryer to cover the wet side.

No water and no chemicals is a real asset. No liquid consumables, no discharge: concrete in logistics and on sites that watch their footprint, where scrubber-dryers impose water and chemical management.

The self-cleaning filter cuts upkeep. Patented, it avoids the frequent clogging seen on conventional sweepers. Cost structure: machine + station + brush consumables, with no water or chemicals.

Buying or outsourcing

If you buy (capex), running without water or chemicals removes all liquid and discharge management, a real asset in logistics, but this is a sweeper that has to be paired with a scrubber to cover the wet side. If you outsource (opex), the contractor carries that two-machine sequence and continuity. See our robot range and the demonstration, or our robotic cleaning service.

Strengths and limitations

Strengths

  • No water, no chemicals: no liquid consumables, no discharge.
  • Patented self-cleaning filter, fast charge (1.5 h).
  • Compact (32 kg), climbs 6.8°, genuine logistics references.

Limitations

  • Does not scrub: covers the dry half of the requirement.
  • 1,000 m²/h: moderate pace.
  • Price not public.

Alternatives

  • Against autonomous sweepers: the Adlatus SR1300 (115 L hopper, 20% gradient) and indoor sweeping robots.
  • For scrubbing alongside it: a scrubber-dryer such as the Kärcher KIRA B 50.

Comparison with a Pudu MT1 Max sweeper: see our dedicated comparison. To put figures on it: How much does it cost?, Rental or purchase? or a demonstration.

Sources

Consulted on 16/07/2026: Kemaro product page for the K900; internal robot database (v39). Values marked "n/p" not published. No price displayed: on request.

Frequently asked questions

Does the K900 scrub floors?
No, it is a dry sweeper. For scrubbing, a scrubber-dryer is needed alongside it.
Does it use water or chemicals?
No, neither: it is one of its strengths.
Can it climb ramps?
Up to a 6.8° gradient.
How much does it cost?
Price on request. Tell us about your site and we will come back with availability and a quotation.
Full-service contract No capital outlay All inclusive, per month Per robot. Hardware, maintenance, parts, consumables and replacement within 72 hours. See the offer → Purchase with maintenance contract The robot on your balance sheet Purchase + maintenance The robot becomes your asset, and the contract covers servicing and parts. See the offer →

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