Working-path fit
Compare deck width with constrictions, edge work and turning geometry. A wider path can lose time when the route forces repeated repositioning.
Innovation that can be inspected
Comac turns floor-care questions into measurable machine decisions
This page is a verification workspace. It connects route geometry, solution delivery, mechanical action, recovery and operator interaction without treating any single number as proof of the whole result.
Open the Evaluation FrameworkData dashboard
Five signals, read together
The dashboard is a planning structure, not a performance claim. Populate it with values observed on the selected model, pad, floor and route.
Solution control
Record the setting, route length and refill events. Water use must be interpreted with soil load, pad choice, pace and acceptance criteria.
Recovery quality
Observe straight runs, curves and thresholds. Document visible residue and the agreed reopening check after a defined interval.
Operator interaction
Evaluate sightlines, control reach, adjustment steps and daily-care access while the assigned operator performs the route.
Complete cycle
Include setup, travel, refill, disposal, inspection and charging. Published coverage alone cannot represent this site-specific cycle.
Repeatability
Repeat the agreed patch with the same recorded setup. Variation points to training, floor, consumable or machine conditions that need investigation.
Illustrative gauges show how a review can be organized; they are not model ratings or comparative test results.
Verification documents
Build a small evidence pack before approval
Final specifications depend on the chosen machine and market. Request current technical documentation and record the test conditions used on site.
Route & surface worksheet
Area, finish, soil, gradients, thresholds, pedestrian controls, fill and drain access.
Demonstration observation sheet
Machine setup, brush or pad, solution setting, pass count, timing and pickup observations.
Selected-model documentation register
Manual, technical sheet, battery and charger documentation, applicable conformity records and service schedule.
Decision timeline
Place compliance and safety checks before purchase approval
Site controls
Confirm traffic separation, operator authorization, storage, charging or fueling controls and emergency arrangements with the facility’s risk owner.
Surface and chemical compatibility
Verify the cleaning method with the floor owner and chemical documentation. The machine supplier cannot determine compatibility without the site’s material and process information.
Market documentation
Check the actual model plate, manual and conformity information supplied for the destination. Do not infer certification from a family name or a website image.
Observed acceptance
Run a representative route, record conditions and obtain approval from operations and safety stakeholders against criteria agreed before the test.
Make the next claim reproducible
Define the floor, setup, method and acceptance check before comparing options.
Request a Technical Demonstration