Line 05 · Magnetic Climbing Robot
High-altitude operation robot
The height-and-hazard specialist: 50–70 sqm/h at Sa2.5, an Ex d IIC T4 explosion-proof rating for petrochemical walls, and a 98.7% crude oil recovery rate.
The high-altitude operation robot is built for the scenarios where manual work is most dangerous: its stated design purpose is replacing manual labour in high-risk scenarios, with emergency response and protection built around that mission. The application scenarios on record begin with petrochemical storage tanks — external wall maintenance using high-pressure water jetting to remove rust and residue from tank outer walls, with a daily treatment area growing from that base rate.
The published performance figures are the strongest in the robot line for tank work: rust removal efficiency of 50–70 sqm/h at the Sa2.5 level, an explosion-proof grade of Ex d IIC T4 — the rating that matters in crude-oil vapour environments — a crude oil recovery rate of 98.7%, and a minimum operating aperture of 600 mm for access into confined structures.
Environmental protection and resource management are part of the design brief on record: pollution control and energy saving are listed as design pillars alongside safety and process precision, which is consistent with a machine that recovers 98.7% of the crude oil it strips rather than washing it into the bund. Buyers comparing tank options should also read the tank rust removal robot, which publishes the fuller dimensional specification for tank-wall work.
Main advantages on record
- Safety breakthrough — replaces manual labour in high-risk, high-altitude scenarios; emergency response and protection design.
- Efficiency and quality — 50–70 sqm/h at Sa2.5 with published process precision.
- Environmental management — pollution control and energy saving by design; 98.7% crude oil recovery.
Specifications
| Item | Specification on record |
|---|---|
| Rust removal efficiency | 50–70 sqm/h (Sa2.5 level) |
| Explosion-proof grade | Ex d IIC T4 |
| Crude oil recovery rate | 98.7% |
| Minimum operating aperture | >= 600 mm |
What to confirm for your project
- The Ex d IIC T4 grade is the headline for petrochemical buyers — confirm your site's zone classification matches before specifying.
- This model publishes a focused specification; ask about frame dimensions and travel speeds against your structure.
- Ask about minimum order requirements and lead time for your proposed configuration.
Buyer questions
Where is it designed to work?
High-risk high-altitude scenarios, with petrochemical storage tank external walls as the published lead application — high-pressure water jetting removes rust and residue without scaffolding crews.
What explosion-proof rating does it carry?
Ex d IIC T4, as published — the stricter of the two explosion-proof grades in this robot line.
What happens to the oil and waste it strips?
The published crude oil recovery rate is 98.7%, and pollution control is a stated design pillar of the machine.
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