Gas Stations

Yes — especially for small areas. The Pudu ET1 is built precisely for this format: 100 to 800 m², a 38 cm body, 50 cm aisles, and 60 cm of clearance under fixtures. Its 85 °C hot-water scrubbing handles exactly the grease-and-coffee soiling of a shop floor. For a small station, a single cleaning cycle per night is usually sufficient. With our full-service model this is particularly economical — you pay a fixed flat rate no matter how often the robot runs.

Yes, though we plan the main runs for the quiet hours — the ET1 is clearly audible in a small shop, and its manufacturer publishes no noise figure, so we won't pretend otherwise. The ideal window is between 2 and 5 am, when few customers come in; the robot starts automatically and finishes before the morning rush. During the day it handles targeted spot cleaning — a coffee spill is gone in minutes.

We do. With our full-service model, our technician visits regularly — including individual gas stations. Maintenance visits are coordinated with your operating hours. The technician checks the robot, refills cleaning agents, and replaces wear parts as needed. You or your team only need to start the robot occasionally — or it runs fully automatically on schedule.

The scrubbing brushes and cleaning agent are designed for this kind of soiling. The robot lifts light oil traces as it passes. For heavier soiling, it can run over the same spot several times in intensive mode. Very stubborn stains occasionally need manual pre-treatment, but with regular robot deployment such build-up never forms in the first place.