1. Start with the task, not the machine
This shortlist identifies the documented task of each system. It is a starting point for technical review, not confirmation that every site, material or finish is compatible.
| Your task | Equipment to review |
|---|---|
| Thin-set floor-tile installation | P900 PRO |
| Mortar substrate leveling before floor finishes | Floor Leveling Robot |
| Construction layout and marking | L3O00 |
| Multiple wall-finishing processes | P600 Max |
| Indoor latex paint spraying | NP320 |
| Interior putty sanding | Putty Sanding Robot |
| Interior putty application | Putty Plastering Robot |
2. Prepare a project brief
For layout marking, include the drawings and positioning workflow. The L3O00 documentation describes imported drawings and a total-station connection for calibration; confirm the auxiliary equipment required.
- Country and site location, project type, target schedule and planned work area.
- Drawings and site photos showing access, room geometry, obstacles and typical work zones.
- Tile, paint, putty or mortar details, substrate condition and the required finished result.
- Available power, charging arrangements, material storage and routes for moving equipment.
- Your team’s current workflow and the specific problem you want the equipment to address.
3. Ask for an itemized offer
Delivery dates, certification documents, warranty and service arrangements must be confirmed for the selected equipment and destination. They should not be inferred from a general product description.
- Confirm the exact equipment, tools, accessories and any separately supplied items.
- Request delivery terms, destination requirements and responsibilities for import and local compliance.
- Confirm commissioning, operator training and documentation, including the languages available.
- Ask for written warranty terms, maintenance requirements, spare-part arrangements and the proposed service scope.
4. Agree how to evaluate and hand over
Define the material, work area, operating conditions and acceptance criteria for a demonstration. Record setup and supporting work as well as the machine’s main task. Agree what will be checked at delivery and who will operate and maintain the system.
After reviewing the results, confirm the final configuration and responsibilities in writing. Keep drawings, material details and the agreed scope together so the purchase is based on the project you actually intend to run.
Product information and next steps
This guide uses the product brochures and technical information reflected on our product pages. Review the linked specifications and confirm your project requirements with our team.