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MOTORING AHEAD
As the ISSA/Interclean show in Amsterdam gets closer and closer, we hear from MotorScrubber, who reveal to us the brand new products that they will be unveiling at the event. Here, they outline just some of the features and benefits of the new MotorScrubber.
MotorScrubber are a well respected, family-run company with more than 50 years’ experience in the cleaning industry. Established in 1964 we’re one of the largest independent manufacturers and distributors of quality cleaning equipment. Our products are sold through national and international networks who offer local support to the highest standard. We’re well known for bringing the latest innovations to the cleaning industry and are the manufacturer of the MotorScrubber and Filta Pura range.
HOW MOTORSCRUBBER
CAN WORK FOR YOU Designed for safe and reliable use, the MotorScrubber is the ultimate scrubber, capable of washing, polishing, cleaning and even grinding. MotorScrubber quickly and effortlessly cleans your washrooms, showers, stairs, skirting boards, windows, swimming pools, buses, motor vehicles and other hard to clean areas. The MotorScrubber is a real workhorse, running for four hours off just one charge and only taking eight hours to be fully re-charged, the high-torque motor will refuse to be stalled. Weighing only 2kg (4.5kg with harness) it is extremely lightweight
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to use, yet extremely heavy-duty in its construction thanks to its UK manufacture.
MotorScrubber has been designed to clean all those hard to reach areas where your large cleaning machines simply cannot reach, and thanks to its battery operation, you have no trailing cable to worry about. MotorScrubber is 100% waterproof and submersible in water with no shock risk due to its extra low safe voltage.
The MotorScrubber is truly a productivity boosting machine, saving upto 50% labour time for workers. This is a great way to reduce costs whilst increasing your cleaning quality.
LAUNCHING AT ISSA/
INTERCLEAN AMSTERDAM We’re launching two new products at ISSA/Interclean in Amsterdam; the first is the long-awaited MotorScrubber spray model. This unit has a commercial grade, high pressure pump allowing cleaning solution to be sprayed at the scrubbing head. The bespoke designed coiled water pipe hidden inside the telescopic handle keeps the handle neat and tidy whilst keeping the telescopic handle feature.
Cleaning solution can be sprayed directly at the floor and even up to four meters high when the MotorScrubber is used for wall or vehicle cleaning. The 1litre refill tank and pump are neatly contained in a super comfortable back pack, keeping the handle weight of MotorScrubber below 2kg; this allows MotorScrubber to be used for hours without fatigue. No expense has been spared in production of the new spray unit, using only the highest quality components, allowing for trouble-free running.
Our second product is the highly compact and durable handheld MotorScrubber. The waterproof design means that it is ideal for use in kitchen, bathroom and vehicle cleaning. Its ergonomic design allows the user to work effectively and comfortably without tiring.
This rechargeable multi-purpose cleaning tool is a must have for anyone, moving seamlessly between shoe shining and grout cleaning. It can get into grooves, corners and slits such as tiles, door hinges, around taps and window frames. It’s also powerful enough the clean large surfaces such as walls, floors, bathtubs and work surfaces.
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