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SERVICE THROUGH INNOVATION


ICE manage all your cleaning equipment and requirements from purchase, rental, or lease to maintenance & management.


We have over 50 years experience in traditional cleaning equipment and over a decade of experience in robotic cleaning machines.


OUR LATEST INNOVATION THE ICE MTECH R 140!


Available in both disc & cylindrical models, this large ride on scrubber is ideal for industrial environments such as; warehouses, car parks, train stations, shopping centres & stadiums to name a few.


UP TO 250KG BRUSH PRESSURE


BUILT IN TELEMETRY


UP TO 10 HRS RUN TIME


ICE SCRUB 43 O


Our multi-award winning Eco Bot 50+ is a favourite amongst our customers!


• Maps a 2,000 m² area in 30 minutes! • Saves over 100,000 litres of water a year. • Increases productivity by up to 365 hours a year. • Provides a “proof of clean” with cloud-based reporting.


This pedestrian scrbber dryer is perfect for small high footfall environments!


• Unique oscillating head for deep cleaning. • Forwards & backwards traction allows for ease of use when use in confined areas.


• Pivotal squeegee means 100% water pick up tight areas.


www.ice-clean.com


enquiries@ice-clean.com


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