FLOORCARE
SPONSORED BY: TRUVOX A history of floorcare
Here we learn more about Truvox International, the leading manufacturer and supplier of floorcare machines for commercial and industrial applications.
Truvox International began producing electric polishing machines in the early 1960s, and has continued to innovate, developing a suite of machines designed to streamline cleaning and maintenance of hard and soft floors.
Based in the UK, the business has successfully expanded both its product range and its geographic reach to a point where it is now recognised in over 70 countries worldwide.
Truvox operates from a modern facility in Southampton with the production and storage capacity needed to support its international distributors and clients. Most recently Truvox is proud to welcome the production of Cimex floorcare equipment back to its facility.
Meeting the needs of a wide range of markets including healthcare, education, retail, and facility managers, Truvox works directly and indirectly through a network of dedicated dealers based across the UK and worldwide.
Priding itself on being a world leader in the design and production of innovative floorcare machines, Truvox demonstrates thorough attention to quality standards and is a BSI Registered Company (BS EN ISO 9001:2015).
In 2007 Truvox International became part of the Tacony Corporation, based in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, providing it with a world-class development facility, access to an even wider range of product permutations and extensive sourcing options including manufacturing in the UK, USA, China and India.
Offering a wide range of well-established brands and products that include:
• Scrubber dryers – The Multiwash has long been the most popular model in this range across a variety of sectors. Highly valued for its versatility, it can wash, scrub and dry hard and soft floors in a single pass. In its latest cordless form, the Multiwash 340/Pump Battery provides even greater flexibility.
• Single-disc rotaries – Manufactured in the UK, the Orbis range is truly comprehensive, with machines for stripping, scrubbing, wet and dry polishing and shampooing. Orbis rotaries are economical, versatile and powerful enough for the toughest floor maintenance demands.
• Carpet extraction – These machines can remove the most challenging stains. The Hydromist line-up caters for users’ various priorities, whether that is large area cleaning or upholstery, or spray extraction alone or combined with brushing.
• Vacuums – Ranging from small area vacuums to a large 40L capacity vacuum, they offer excellent
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performance and manoeuvrability. The VTVe is a compact tub vacuum suitable for most areas and the Backpack vacuums (available in both a corded and mains version) is ideal for small and difficult to access areas. The Valet Battery Upright II offers a 50-minute runtime and is lightweight at only 5.5kg.
• The Cimex three-brush technology offers unbeatable performance, ease of use and increased operator safety. The most effective technique for cleaning floors, whether for scrubbing, polishing or restoring carpets. The Cimex Cyclone can be used alongside a carpet encapsulation process that deep cleans and restores brightness to heavily soiled carpets.
• Escalator/sweepers – Part of the Cimex range, the X46 is an escalator and travellator cleaner that gives a powerful cleaning and vacuuming performance.
www.truvox.com
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