Equipment for Industrial Cleaners

The choice depends on the surfaces: high pressure is for encrusted dirt and industrial floors, medium pressure for more general jobs on vehicles and less heavily soiled surfaces. Check the pressure in bar and the flow rate in litres per hour declared by the manufacturer and compare them with the type of dirt. With the standard or long spray gun you can reach different areas without moving the machine, choosing the accessory according to the area.

A dry vacuum for solids collects dust, shavings and debris, while a wet vacuum for liquids collects spilled water and oil: using the wrong model can damage the motor. For fine dust, check that the filter is suitable, because fine dust can clog it quickly. Check the tank capacity against the job and empty the container before it fills up.

The 24-litre wheeled sprayer is chosen according to the amount of product to be applied during the day and the distance of the points to be treated. The level indicator saves you from refilling unnecessarily and the spiral hose lets you move around without dragging the container. The adjustable spray gun lets you switch from jet to spray according to the surface, and it is important to use only products compatible with the tank.

The dustpan with a painted steel handle is used to pick up dirt after sweeping without bending over too much. The telescopic broom handle, adjustable from 84 to 150 cm, lets you work standing up on large floors. Brooms should be chosen with bristles suited to the type of floor, and the brush holder keeps the tool tidy between one shift and the next.

Absorbent sawdust soaks up liquids spilled on the floor and reduces the risk of slipping. After use it must be collected with the dustpan and put in a closed container, to be disposed of as waste according to local rules. Do not pour it down the drain and do not mix it with other waste without checking that they are compatible.

The detergent should be chosen according to the surface to be cleaned, such as metal, concrete or glass, and the type of dirt, which may be grease, dust or machining residue. Before use, read the safety data sheet and follow the dosages indicated by the manufacturer. Do not mix different products, because some combinations can give off dangerous fumes, and always keep containers closed and labelled.

Biodegradable and compostable bags on a roll are for collecting wet organic waste, such as kitchen scraps and grass cuttings, and they differ from bags for general waste. Keep separate containers for each type of waste and keep the bags closed until collection. Before starting, check the collection rules of your local council, which can differ even for the same type of bag.