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Henan Pivot Machinery is a robotics company based in China, developing 2 robots primarily in the Cleaning category.
Battery-powered ride-on sweepers and floor cleaning machines
Pivot Cleaning Machinery appears to sell battery-powered ride-on sweepers and related floor-cleaning equipment, including the G1900 ride-on sweeper for warehouse, industrial, and commercial cleaning. Its product pages describe the G1900 as a 1900 mm sweeping-width machine capable of cleaning large floor areas, and the company markets it for cleaning companies and other commercial users.
Active products
2
Robo Score
59
BBB
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Price range
$10K
1 of 2 priced
Top-rated product
A
Robo Index
Ride On Sweeper Machine G1900
Company facts
- Legal name
- Henan Pivot Machinery Co., Ltd.
- HQ
- Henan, China
- Website
- pivotcleaningmachinery.com
Robo Score
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Active products by Henan Pivot Machinery
2 shown| # | Category | Key specs | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  | Ride On Sweeper Machine G1900 | Cleaning | Runtime 4 hr | — | A |
| 2 |  | G1900 | Cleaning | Top speed 2.8 m/s | $10K | BBB |
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