SCRUBBER DRYERS : NUMATIC INTERNATIONAL NO HALF MEASURES


The use and application of Scrubber- Dryers has grown enormously over the past few years as models have evolved and awareness of good cleaning practices has developed worldwide. With this increase comes a demand for a first class service package, from the buying process, to commissioning in the field, user training and a support facility that reflects the investment.


Only when we involve the client from the start and design a tailored service and training program can we ensure that equipment is used to the best of its capability. Not that everyone needs their hands holding of course, but the cost savings to the client can be enormous; operators who are confident in using, and more importantly, maintaining their own equipment will increase efficiency and productivity.


From the very start, we discuss and develop training and installation programmes, ensuring we understand the needs of our customer and ultimately the end user. A customer centred approach is vital for the success of any installation programme. Having a “tool-box” of resources allows us to select the right approach


to fit the situation from visual training aids to online video resources.


Training offers further benefits; operators feel more involved and engaged from the very start. The equipment hasn’t just been imposed on them; they feel valued and empowered, making their responsibility for the equipment a positive driver.


These days, knowing our product isn’t the only responsibility; with the myriad of industrial floorings now available, be it polyurethane screed, solvent free epoxy resin or an anti-slip finish, the trainer will need to be well equipped, experienced and capable of adapting to any environment. Numatic demonstration and training teams are kept up to date with innovations in the industry from pads to chemicals to flooring, and can bring many years experience in solving cleaning problems both here in the UK and across the world.


Your 5 Minute Guide To Selecting The Right Scrubber Dryer


Selecting the right Scrubber Dryer can be a confusing choice with a long list of options. To make things easier here’s five factors to consider when selecting a scrubber dryer.


1. Battery or cable will be the first choice; each option brings its own advantages and must be individually considered for the job in hand.


2. A scrubber dryer often has multiple users; simple intuitive controls allow all users to quickly get to grips with operation.


3. Manoeuvrability is king when it comes to compact scrubber dryers, narrow aisles, fixtures and fittings all need to be negotiated.


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Choosing the right Scrubber Dryer for you is an important decision that shouldn’t be taken lightly. Numatic offer up their advice for selecting the best fit, and explain why when it comes to cleaning machines, there can be no room for half measures.


4. Filling and emptying. You’ll want a scrubber that is ready to work with no fuss, just simply fill and go. The emptying is something not to be overlooked – a simple dump hose is the best option allowing emptying of dirty water in to a drain, gully or bucket, avoiding pouring contaminated water in to potable sinks.


5. Don’t forget the back up! When ordering new consumables, asking a technical question, servicing or indeed training you’ll want a manufacturer that can offer it all.


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