PV25 Hospital Canister With Hepa Filter
Overview
Designed specially for hospital cleaning applications, the PV25HEPA is built on the legendary PV25 suction floor polisher.
Designed specially for hospital cleaning applications, the PV25HEPA is built on the legendary PV25 suction floor polisher. This HC variant is equipped with a Hospital Canister – specially designed for hospital use with HEPA Filter. The PV25 Suction Polisher is the world's first suction polisher, long recognized as the industry workhorse with exceptional reliability. It offers fast and effective cleaning for vinyl, terrazzo, marble, and timber floors.
Specifications
Performance
- Vacuum system
- 400 watt max
Motor & drive
- Motor
- 2 pole, 1.3 kw, 50hz, 220-240 volts
- Brush speed
- 375 rpm
- Gearbox
- Sealed, oil-filled 'Polidrive' single reduction helical gear
Dimensions & weight
- Weight
- 46 kg
Power supply
- Power cord
- 15 metre, heavy-duty, flexible, safety, rubber
Brushes & pads
- Brush or pad size
- 40 cm
- Pad fitting system
- Quick Release System
Construction & materials
- Handle
- Height adjustable and Ergonomic design
- Body
- Industrial enamel and powder-coated cast aluminium alloy
Warranty & support
- Warranty
- 2 years on motor and gearbox 1 year on parts
Key features
- Hospital Canister equipped with HEPA filter
- Oil-Filled Sealed 'Polidrive' Gearbox for exceptional reliability and long life
- Offset Motor for counter-balanced starting (no kickback)
- Counter-balanced plus fully adjustable handle with ergonomic design
- Quick Release System
- Industrial enamel and powder-coated cast aluminium alloy body
2 years on motor and gearbox, 1 year on parts
Where it works
Applications
- Hospital cleaning applications, vinyl, terrazzo, marble, and timber floors. Ideal for cleaning in hospitals, schools, hotels and basketball courts.
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