Every machine on this page is built on the same Kiwi Battery Pack, and almost all on the same 1.5 kW motor and controller. Develop the drive once, build a range on it. Choose the machine that belongs in your catalogue and we develop it with you, in your brand and your colours.
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All machine images on this page are concept renders of our designs.
The Kiwi Battery Pack is the same part on every machine on this page. On a sander its weight is working pressure. On a scrubber it leaves the chassis free for tanks.
A sander or grinder works through its own weight. On these machines the battery is part of that weight, centred above the tool, instead of a box carried on the frame.
The machine the platform started in.
The KIWI400 is our own single-disc floor machine, designed around the Kiwi Battery Pack. The light version carries a sanding head. The hybrid version carries a planetary head and our hybrid module, so it can also run on mains power. Two working prototypes, still with an earlier motor and pack, are on video.
A compact walk-behind floor machine on the same pack and 1.5 kW motor.
A walk-behind grinder whose head follows the floor. We built this principle into our mains-powered Kiwi 400R in 2020; now we are reworking it around the pack.
A rectangular orbital plate for work along walls and into corners, built on parts of the KIWI400 light.
A parquet belt sander on the Kiwi platform, for battery or mains power.
A compact scrubber needs its chassis for tanks, suction and squeegee. With the pack on the head, around the motor, the chassis stays free and the battery's weight becomes brush pressure.
A compact walk-behind scrubber with two heads, designed around the Kiwi Battery Pack.
A compact battery vacuum on the same Kiwi Battery Pack.
Fresh concrete, often indoors. No place for exhaust fumes, and no place for a cable dragging through the surface.
A power trowel you fold up and wheel away.
A walk-behind power trowel for finishing concrete floors, driven by our 1.5 kW motor through a gearbox. The pack sits low around the motor, with its weight over the blades.
Pack, motor and controller, engineered together. The machine builder designs around one module.
Lithium iron phosphate cells in a pack shaped around the motor. 48 V, 1.5 kWh, with a 1.0 kWh version in development. Fixed or swappable. Patent pending.
Permanent-magnet motors in two speeds, 1500 rpm and 3000 rpm. Same flange and shaft, so one machine design can take either.
A sine-wave controller characterised for both motors. Pack, controller and machine on one CAN bus.
Tell us what you build. Together we work out how the platform fits your machine, in your brand. This list is where we start, not where it ends.