Safety & Compliance.
How no-entry cleaning reduces risk, and what the machine is rated for.
Is no-entry cleaning safer than manual cleaning?
Yes. The largest risk in tank cleaning is human exposure to the tank atmosphere. The S6 removes the person from the tank entirely — the crew works from outside, at a safe distance, watching the work on cameras.
What is the IP rating of the robot?
The S6 is IP66 rated — sealed against dust and powerful water jets — so it can work in wash-down environments and around high-pressure water without damage. An IP68 option is available on the S7.
Does the robot remove the need for permits?
If no one enters the tank, the confined-space entry process is largely set aside — no entry permit, no gas testing for entry, no rescue standby. Site-specific procedures may still apply, so confirm with your safety team.
What safety features does the S6 have?
The operator stays at a safe distance, the robot is fully sealed (IP66), and the cleaning head operates only under operator control. Our engineers also confirm residue compatibility before every job to avoid hazardous reactions.
Keep Asking.
Clean Your Tanks Remotely.
No Entry Required.
Tell us about your tanks — size, contents and access — and we'll recommend the right S6 setup for your operation.
S6 is built for non-flammable, non-explosive tank environments. Always confirm material and safety conditions with our engineers.
