Tomorrow’s Products The scrubber dryer of
the ecological era The ECS Eco Cost Cleaning Solution from IPC Gansow, winner of numerous awards, is a revolutionary floor scrubber dryer system enabling floors to be washed perfectly with considerable savings in water, detergent and work hours per year and a proportional reduction in user costs and operator fatigue for the same high quality results.
The ECS range has now been extended with the CT15 B35 ECS, the smallest walk-behind scrubber drier on the market, able to work in a single shift with just one 16 litre fill, like a small ride-on washer. This compact machine with top performance and maximum efficiency will be previewed at ISSA/Interclean 2012.
The heart of the system is the exclusive “Micro Scrub” technology. This combines the cleaning action of special microfibre pads which replace
OSPREYDEEPCLEAN introduces the new
STEAMFORCE range March saw the launch of a completely new range by OspreyDeepclean, replacing many of its previous models, targeted at cleaning professionals both within general contract cleaning and industrial applications alike.
SteamForce is the result of further collaboration between the UK’s OspreyDeepclean and the German based Frank divisions of Proventec.
With a logical, well thought out range from the entry level SF Eco and the versatile SF3 on single phase, to the compact SF6 and the heavy duty SF20 on three phase, there is a model to suit even the most challenging cleaning applications across multiple sectors, bringing the benefits of truly professional steam cleaning technology at very competitive price levels, of particular importance in today’s uncertain economic climate.
In addition to the usual benefits provided by
the brushes with a different head rpm and very low pressure, so that the pad floats gently over the floor surface to deliver more oxygen to the fibres. This enables the machine to reduce water consumption by 80% or more while still guaranteeing superior levels of hygiene and cleanliness.
IPC Gansow’s research covers all aspects of cleaning, especially the working conditions of operators. The CT15 ECS is therefore equipped with a handlebar that can be adjusted on the move to give maximum manoeuvrability. A rounded front ensures excellent visibility. Operation is particularly easy thanks to a simple but complete control panel, incorporating the squeegee control lever and coloured LEDs that display the battery charge level.
The machine is conceived for maximum efficiency with minimum hassle. All components are easily accessible and the squeegee blades can be rotated to four
steam cleaning equipment over more traditional methods the SteamForce range raises the bar by presenting a class-leading specification in all models, such as:
• Robust stainless steel body, capable of withstanding the toughest of cleaning environments.
• Truly heavy-duty high quality steam socket, so often the cause of breakdowns in similar types of equipment.
• Professional boilers with continuous boiler refill for higher productivity and reliability.
• External detergent facility for ease of change and versatility.
• Steam volume regulation, to allow for various types of application.
• Front locking castors for maneuverability and safety.
• Simple and clear operation. The new SteamForce range is clearly the result
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of the many years of experience accumulated by OspreyDeepclean since its formation in 1995, and signifies a new direction for the company in 2012 which it hopes will pave the way to the next decade and beyond, supplying its customers with market leading, innovative, and environmentally friendly Dry Steam Vapour equipment.
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positions before being replaced. All parts subject to knocks are made from extra tough materials, or are suitably protected and waterproofed.
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