SC4000 Compact Scrubber Dryer by Nilfisk
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nilfisk.com 01768 868995
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Nilfisk was founded in 1906 by Danish engineer P.A. Fisker. Today the company is a world-leading global provider of professional cleaning equipment and services. More than 90% of sales are for professionals while the remaining part of the business aimed at consumers, covering floorcare equipment, vacuum cleaners and high-pressure washers.
The new SC4000 scrubber dryer provides a cleaning solution for many a contract cleaner’s day to day challenges, and one that presents cleaning efficiencies across a range of segments. Its agility, manoeuvrability and efficiencies with water and detergent control delivers cost-efficient, consistent and safer cleaning outcomes.
The SC4000 range was designed with institutions, hospitals and retail shops in mind. Eliminate the hassle of cleaning narrow corridors and tight spaces manually or using older, conventional cleaning methods.
Agile, flexible and easy to use, it’s perfect for cleaning both small and large areas, as well as aisles. With a more compact design, the SC4000 is capable of easy manoeuvrability in narrow spaces and is able to pass through standard-sized doorways. Designed to clean a wide variety of floor surfaces with its highly versatile two deck options and was developed with schools, hospitals and retail stores in mind.
Easily clean from one room or area to the next: the SC4000 is small enough in size to travel, yet powerful enough to clean high-traffic areas in a single pass. Clean inconspicuously anytime, even in high-traffic or congested areas, with best-in-class turning radius and compact design.
Ensure high-quality cleaning every time, regardless of dirt level, with SmartFlow technology that adjusts the solution flow according to the travel speed. Save more water and detergent while reducing energy consumption with smart EcoFlex technology.
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