Sparkoz TN70-PRO Disc Brush Autonomous Floor Scrubber
The disc brush version of the industrial TN70-PRO, available through Tovrana. A 20 inch magnetic disc presses down with about 60 lbs and polishes as it scrubs, so smooth retail, transit and terminal floors come up clean and bright at 21,960 square feet an hour.
A scrub that leaves a shine on smooth floors.
The disc version runs a 20 inch magnetic disc with about 60 lbs of down pressure behind it, the industry standard setup for sealed concrete, vinyl, terrazzo and polished stone. A 32 inch squeegee follows it and leaves the floor dry. It carries 18.5 gallons of solution and 13.2 gallons of recovery and scrubs for up to 3.6 hours per charge, and a 36 inch quiet glide dust mop handles dry passes on days the floor only needs dusting. Never-Lost (TM) navigation builds a 360 degree map from its onboard sensors (LiDAR, sonar, time of flight and cameras), a manufacturer specification confirmed at your demo, so it holds its position without stickers or wall codes. A report follows each run.
Specifications per Sparkoz and subject to change. Contact Tovrana to confirm current specifications for your configuration.
MSRP $32,350 for the disc brush version. Charging options are confirmed on your quote. Start on a plug-in charger and add the charging dock (priced on your quote) or the TN70W refill and drain workstation ($3,600 MSRP) when the site is ready. Installation is quoted separately for your site, and plumbing for the workstation is quoted per job. Available to buy, finance, or lease over 24 to 63 months with other lengths on request, payment quoted with your proposal. Contact us for other lease lengths. See robot leasing.
Configure the TN70-PRO Disc for your floor.
Every option is quoted by Tovrana with the robot and installed on the same visit. Compare the TN10-PRO and TN70-PRO side by side.
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Plug-in charger
The simplest start, confirmed on your quote. Add the dock or workstation when the site is ready.
Charging dock
The robot returns and recharges on its own between missions. About 17.7 x 13.8 x 21.7 in.
TN70W workstation
Charging plus automatic refill and drain, so a full shift runs with nobody tending the machine. About 23.6 x 19.3 x 26 in; needs a water supply and a drain, plumbing quoted per job.
3D LiDAR
For the busiest, most reflective or most cluttered floors, on top of the Never-Lost (TM) navigation that comes standard.
Disinfectant Fogger
Mounts on the TN70-PRO and mists disinfectant from four outlets as the robot runs its route, fed by its own 6.5 L tank. Add it at purchase or later.
Warehouse Safety Spotlight
A blue beam on the floor ahead and red light bars along each side, so people and forklift drivers see the robot coming.
Quiet glide dust mop
A 36 inch dust mop for dry passes on days the floor only needs dusting.
One partner for the whole fleet, from Fort Lauderdale.
Tovrana is USA based. The TN70-PRO Disc is sold, deployed and supported by the same Fort Lauderdale team that handles every robot we deliver: site mapping, programming, install day, training and ongoing support, nationwide. You never contact the manufacturer; you call us. Buy, finance or lease on the same terms as the rest of the lineup, with Tovrana working the lender approval for you.
TN70-PRO Disc autonomous floor scrubber in action
Sparkoz TN70-PRO Disc Brush technical specifications
| Specification | Sparkoz TN70-PRO Disc Brush |
|---|---|
| Type | Autonomous floor scrubber, disc brush version |
| Dimensions | 45.7 x 22.8 x 47.6 in (116 x 58 x 121 cm) |
| Weight, empty | Confirmed on your quote |
| Cleaning efficiency | 21,960 sq ft/h (2,040 sq m/h) |
| Cleaning width | 20 in (51 cm) magnetic disc |
| Down pressure | About 60 lbs |
| Squeegee width | 32 in (81 cm) |
| Solution tank | 18.5 gal (70 L) |
| Recovery tank | 13.2 gal (50 L) |
| Trash bin | 2 L |
| Noise | 75 to 80 dB |
| Battery | DC 25.6 V, 100 to 120 Ah |
| Runtime | Up to 3.6 h scrub |
| Dust mop | 36 in quiet glide dust mop |
| Climbing | 6% |
| Maximum speed | 2.68 mph (1.2 m/s) |
| Navigation | Never-Lost (TM) 360 degree navigation standard, optional 3D LiDAR |
| Charging and water | Plug-in charger, charging dock or TN70W workstation, confirmed on your quote; the workstation adds automatic refill and drain, plumbing quoted per job |
| Software | Sparkoz software with mission scheduling |
Specifications per Sparkoz and subject to change. Contact Tovrana to confirm current specifications for your configuration.
Built for these floors.
Retail and big box
Sealed concrete and vinyl sales floors, scrubbed and buffed in one pass.
Transit halls
Terrazzo and polished stone concourses around passenger flow.
Airport terminals
Gate areas and corridors that never close.
Campuses and venues
Lobbies and long polished corridors in convention centers and campuses.
How the TN70-PRO Disc works on your floor.
Tovrana sets this up with you and trains your team on install day.
Cleaning modes
Match the mode to the job: full cleaning that scrubs and dries, at ECO or MAX intensity; vacuum only for floors that are already wet; scrub only; and dust mopping with the dust mop attachment.
Picks up where it left off
If a job is paused or the robot returns to charge in the middle of a route, it resumes from the point where it stopped. It does not clean the finished areas again. The resume setting is turned on during setup.
Scheduling
Set start times, repeating schedules and allowed working windows. A task can be limited so it finishes before the store closes, for example, even if the full route is not complete.
Edge cleaning
The robot works close to walls, about 6 inches (15 cm), for better coverage along edges and fixtures.
How setup works
A typical deployment has five steps. Walk the site and note stable start points, charging locations and restricted areas. Create a map by driving the robot through the space. Mark off limits zones and other special points on the map. Plan routes, with area coverage for open spaces and path following for narrower areas. Then schedule the missions.
Daily care
Clean the squeegee daily, and the brushes and other contact parts weekly. Empty the recovery tank and clear the filters so it does not clog. Refill the solution tank to just below the marker, and park the robot on its charger when it is not in use.