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The brush attachment with built in high


and


low pressure nozzles, which can be connected to telescopic lances or high pressure lances, is suitable for the cleaning of windows and façades. In addition, it is compatible with all Kärcher high pressure cleaners, and suitable for clean water applications. For use on different surfaces the brush is also available in three hardness classes. Here too, spliced bristles ensure better cleaning results on smooth surfaces. An individually adjustable angle joint, which is available as an optional extra, helps to optimally adjust the brush position to the object being cleaned.


The new system also features multi purpose telescopic lances, to reach high or large surfaces. Thanks to various adapters and attachments, the lances can be connected to high pressure and medium pressure cleaners, as well as vacuum cleaners, and used for diverse applications, for example to vacuum dust from higher pipes. The lances are compatible with all existing hot and cold water high pressure machines from Kärcher, independent of the water volume, and are available in various materials and lengths.


For additional user comfort, provided


be safety a ‘twist to prevent tightened and the and


protector’ lance


increased is


from


rotating during use under the force of water. The tension clamps that hold the individual lance elements together can


conveniently without the


retightened need


for


tools. In addition, a new rotatable base element ensures more ergonomic and effort saving control of the lance, as the high pressure hose is always moved in a downward direction.


A hook on the telescopic lances fastens the new carrier system. With the aid of a spring balancer, the frame supports the user in holding the lance, providing relief during longer periods of work. The rucksack system ensures a high level of comfort for the carrier.


For more information on Karcher professional cleaning solutions visit: www.karcher.com/uk/professional fmuk 15


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