A carpet steam cleaner boasting overwhelming suction power and cleaning ability, named after the world's highest peak.
The "Everest 870HP" is a system that boasts overwhelming suction power and cleaning ability, combining a Kubota-made water-cooled 4-cycle engine with a Eunos vacuum blower. It allows for high-pressure cleaning using hot water, and by using warm water for cleaning, it is possible to minimize damage to the items being cleaned and achieve efficient cleaning. Additionally, it can simultaneously collect wastewater, thereby minimizing obstruction to pedestrian traffic as much as possible. 【Features】 ■ Capable of operating with three wands ■ Fin tube heat exchanger efficiently supplies hot water ■ Wastewater suctioned by the wand is collected in the wastewater tank through a filter ■ Wand can spray at a pressure of up to 175 kg/cm2 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications (Partial)】 ■ Engine: Kubota manufactured water-cooled 4-cycle gasoline engine 57HP ■ Vacuum Pump: Euros manufactured 13in/Hg (3580RPM) capable of three wand outputs ■ Cleaning Pump: General manufactured high-pressure pump maximum 5.6GPM (approximately 21L per minute) Maximum pressure 2500PSI (approximately 175kg/cm2) ■ Chemical System: Automatically dilutes and injects detergent in the final stage ■ Heat Exchange System: Fin tube heat exchanger, plate coolant heat exchanger ■ Size/Weight: 109×107×135cm 575kg *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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P7
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【Uses】 ■ Carpet cleaning ■ Chair cleaning ■ Interlocking cleaning ■ Exterior wall cleaning ■ Artificial turf cleaning ■ Wooden floor cleaning *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Klintech Koizumi develops and sells cleaning systems for carpets, rugs, interlocking surfaces, and exterior walls. In response to diversifying demands and environmental needs, we continue to conduct research and development of equipment alongside system construction. Following the Great East Japan Earthquake, which caused significant disasters, we quickly developed equipment for preventing the dispersion of cesium and for suction removal, achieving significant results in the affected areas. Among the various environmental purification issues, we are focusing on the development of "cleaning systems" that not only clean but also consider the environment, such as systems for recovering and processing concrete and asbestos dust, as well as filtration devices for wastewater generated during cleaning.
