Carpet & Upholstery Care | Sponsor A world-class brand
Growing from strength-to-strength, year-on-year, Vax Commercial explains how placing precedence on innovative design and global product development will spark the next stage of their evolution and continual growth within the commercial sector.
Vax Commercial forms a wholly owned subsidiary of the TTi Group, a world- class leader in design, manufacturing and marketing of not only floorcare, but power tools, outdoor power equipment and cleaning fluids too. It’s one of the world’s largest floorcare manufacturers operating globally in Europe, America, Africa and Asia with a turnover of US$3.7 billion in 2011. The Group is committed to investing significantly into research and development throughout the company; it’s a core strategy for TTi to ensure that they design and develop products to meet users’ needs. Being a global organisation gives access to agile 24 hour product development and global engineering expertise from more than 320 design engineers, in addition to significant patent protection. For Vax
Commercial, this means a portfolio of cutting edge machines designed to meet the needs of professional cleaners and tradesmen; and the development of game-changing technologically advanced new products.
Product range Vax Commercial’s product range currently offers compact carpet washers, tub vacuum cleaners, spot washers and a floor sweeper, all with competitive specifications and unique features. Built to last, these machines are designed with high quality, commercial grade components which are ideal for use in the toughest working environments. As Vax Commercial is one of the core strategic brands for the TTi Group and an important part of its growth strategy, it is able to take advantage of the latest patented technologies found throughout the TTi Group. This results in machines manufactured with powerful performance, durability and ease of use which deliver a premium cleaning performance.
The carpet washing range includes both upright and portable carpet washers, making carpet and upholstery care quick and easy. The powerful and robust VCW-04 carpet washer features the latest heated cleaning and SpinScrubTM technologies, and delivers superb deep carpet cleaning with quicker drying times. Its CleanSurgeTM function breaks down embedded dirt which is perfect for high-traffic areas, and the wide cleaning path and on-board tools ensure the job is done quickly and efficiently. The small and lightweight VCW-02 is an eas- to-use portable carpet washer, therefore ideal for quick spot cleaning and refreshing carpets, stairs and upholstery.
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Design, innovation and growth Being a part of the largest and fastest growing global floorcare organisation, the TTi Group allows Vax Commercial to expand its product base and add to its already successful core range, and has seen it grow by 96% year on year thanks to increasing distribution in the commercial industry. With a dedicated team of design engineers focused on designing commercial products, the Vax Commercial range will be expanding into new and existing categories in 2013/14, taking the company in an exciting direction and therefore facilitating further growth in the future.
Naomi Martin, Head of Marketing for Vax Commercial, said: “Vax Commercial has grown significantly over the last few years and we’ve got more ideas coming through the pipeline. We’re committed to designing and delivering products specifically for the commercial market and I believe that being a part of TTi Group allows us to do this successfully.
“I’m looking forward to helping deliver new products and campaigns to the market. We’ve got dedicated teams of design engineers, sales and marketing people to help Vax Commercial give a dedicated focus.“
Contact us Offering an unrivalled after sales support with a dedicated UK based helpline, Vax Commercial’s Midlands-based Customer Care Team is available to help 7 days a week, with trained advisors to answer any query, big or small.
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