As unique and flexible as your business TASKI launches the all-new ULTIMAXX range of smart scrubber dryer cleaning machines.
Driven by smart and intelligent technological advances, the ULTIMAXX 1900 scrubber is the first model of the range and sets a new benchmark for walk-behind scrubber dryers. Ultra-efficiency, smart technology, and intelligent predictive service solutions ensure your machine is never out of the game.
TASKI R&D engineers have bolstered every scrubber dryer function and every component to optimise efficiency, performance, and reliability. ULTIMAXX incorporates the latest intelligent technologies to reduce time, energy, water, chemical, and consumable consumption.
The 2022 ULTIMAXX 1900 sees a 30% improvement in battery autonomy and 40% more water autonomy compared with the previous swingo model, based on highly efficient smart components. Ground-breaking design and components deliver outstanding reliability and robustness to drive down your operating and whole life costs.
Impressive flexibility, combined with a new level of modularity, allows you to customise the machine. It also includes a new selection of flexible cleaning processes, thanks to state-of-the-art technologies. The revolutionary IntelliTrail 2.0 remote component management is a game changer. Highlighting maintenance requirements before they disrupt operations, and providing support through remote service and software updates, fleet management has never been so efficient.
In developing the ULTIMATE in intelligent technologies and smart design, TASKI, has secured several patents to deliver a never seen before mix of performance, reliability and longevity for outstanding cost of ownership.
TASKI’s best in class two-way communication GPS telemetry means you have 24/7 oversight, and TASKI service teams can predict and intervene remotely. Reducing services, preventing breakdowns, avoiding downtime and eliminating downtime costs, leaves you with more time to focus on your core business.
Marcel Muller, Global Marketing Director Floorcare Machines at TASKI, said: “There is a new world now for businesses and for customers. The businesses that want to succeed in the world we are emerging into need to demonstrably match their actions with customer expectations.
“When it comes to cleanliness, efficiency and smartness, ULTIMAXX does that and does it in many different ways, for different places, tackling many different cleaning challenges. With selectable brush decks, patented innovations and IntelliTrail 2.0 remote insights, the ULTIMAXX range is a gateway to a new level of cleaning.
“The advancements made by ULTIMAXX are impressive, even by
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TASKI standards. As a company built on a rich heritage of innovation, we are always striving to deliver the best. ULTIMAXX is going to create not just a wave of newer, cleaner places, but also lead the charge for better cleaning machines across the industry. Also, learnings gained during the pandemic have found their way into the machine, with inclusions such as HEPA filtration and antibacterial materials. A full range of ULTIMATE machines, that are completely modular, will set a new standard for the industry.”
TASKI’s smart technologies
The suite of smart technologies is known as TASKI Intelligent Solutions, and brings a breakthrough in cleaning machine ownership.
IntelliTouch – interactive touchscreen to access management information and guidance. Includes menus such as machine status, intuitive integrated adjustment controls, video tutorials, and help menus to empower the operator to be truly efficient.
IntelliZone – a unique set of programmes to set cleaning parameters. Set water, chemical dosing, and brush pressure at the touch of a button.
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