VACUUMS & SWEEPERS SPONSORED BY: PACVAC PEAK PERFORMANCE
Pacvac first began operations as a manufacturer in 1978, certain of the productivity gains to be experienced by wearing a vacuum cleaner and consequently designing an innovative backpack vacuum which would revolutionise the way the world understood efficient cleaning.
When it comes to vacuum cleaners, few models can provide the same levels of productivity as a backpack vacuum, according to Pacvac. They tell us of the benefits that strapping on one of their machines can bring. Independent study results:
Carpet Surface Vacuumed with:
Backpack Vacuum & 12” Carpet Tool
Tank Type/Canister Vacuum & 12” Carpet Tool
12” Upright Vacuum Cleaner
Today, they have perfected their craft. Continuous design efforts focused on achieving ultimate ‘wearable’ comfort, durability and efficiency, have positioned them as the leading manufacturer of backpack vacuum cleaners.
Pacvac is sought after as the number one brand by many of the world’s most professional cleaning companies, delivering them a product offering which is unquestionably ‘Performance at its Peak’.
WHY CHOOSE A
BACKPACK VACUUM? When it comes to the world’s most efficient vacuum cleaners backpack vacuums are standout performers against both canisters and uprights – creating productivity gains and delivering cost reductions.
The Worldwide Cleaning Association’s most recent publication of ‘The Official ISSA 612 Cleaning Times & Tasks’ featured a study on how long it took different types of vacuums to clean the same sized area – revealing that backpack vacuums are almost three times more productive than canister and upright vacuums.
Square Metres
93 93 93
Minutes Square Metres Per Hour
8.25 24.00 26.80 676 232 208
PACVAC’S BACKPACK RANGE Pacvac’s commercial backpack vacuum cleaners are the professional cleaning industry’s number one choice for high performance products. Enhanced by their world- class ergonomic harness, their lightweight backpacks are designed to fit all body shapes providing optimal comfort. All models feature high level filtration and, when coupled with Pacvac’s unique airflow systems, deliver ultimate suction performance.
Pacvac understand that every cleaning environment is different and hence purchasing the right machine for the job is extremely important. It is for this reason that they have carefully designed and manufactured the Superpro 700 Series of backpack vacuum cleaners, each specially tailored to suit different cleaning purposes:
Superpro 700 – the most popular of Pacvac’s backpack range, encompassing the perfect balance of comfort, durability and efficiency, making this machine the number one choice for everyday commercial cleaning.
Canisters 93m2
232m2
Superpro Battery 700 – an advanced battery-powered design with strong suction, delivering a superior combination of manoeuvrability, efficiency and productivity. The ergonomic configuration makes this one of the lightest and most comfortable battery backpacks on the market.
Superpro Duo 700 – engineered to feature a specialised by-pass motor which delivers additional motor protection for areas where accidental suction of liquid may occur.
Superpro Trans 700 – designed for use on large transportation vessels which utilise a 400 hertz power supply, such as planes, ships and trains. The lightweight and compact design makes cleaning in confined areas quick and easy.
Superpro Micron 700 – featuring a HEPA rated high grade filter that traps 99.999% of fine dust particles. Perfect for health care operations where clean air quality is essential, its sealable disposable dust bag guarantees dust and bacteria are disposed of with minimal exposure to the user.
Interested in saving time and money? Contact Pacvac today to enquire about purchasing a backpack vacuum cleaner or visit their website to find your nearest Authorised Pacvac Distributor.
www.pacvac.com
in 24.00 minutes per hour
Uprights 93m2
208m2
in 26.80 minutes per hour
Backpacks 93m2
676m2
in 8.25 minutes per hour
86 | TOMORROW’S CLEANING YEARBOOK 2017/18
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