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| Clean Track L24 Carpet Extractor  Clarke introduced the Clean Track L24, the newest battery-powered, walk-behind model in the company's Clean Track family of carpet extractors. Featuring LIFT (Low-moisture, Indirect spray, Fast dry time, True cleaning) technology, the Clean Track L24 achieves carpet dry times of 30 minutes or less-allowing for maximum productivity. Moreover, with class-leading sound levels, the Clarke Clean Track L24 is ideal for daytime cleaning in noise-sensitive areas such as education, healthcare and hospitality facilities. In addition to providing a time-saving deep clean, the Clean Track L24 delivers enhanced, sustainable operation, providing the following benefits: •Carpet and Rug Institute (CRI) Seal-of-Approval certification ensures the Clean Track extractors meet the highest standards of soil and water removal •Quiet operation, at only 69 dB A, the L24 meets the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design for Existing Buildings' (LEED-EB) IEQ credit guidelines for green cleaning equipment •Onboard Detergent Dispensing minimizes the use of detergent and water while allowing users the flexibility to use any brand of green-certified detergent, eliminating the need to purchase a proprietary chemical •Deep Treat single-pass, pre-spray ensures proper dilution and application of detergent, minimizing detergent use and costs "Providing industry-leading, sustainable performance capabilities, the Clarke Clean Track L24 provides time-saving, deep cleaning for carpets while meeting green cleaning requirements," said Todd Schaeffer, Product Manager at Nilfisk-Advance. "Less time spent cleaning results in quicker room turnover, increased occupancy and continuous productivity for our customers' facilities." The Clean Track L24 is ideal for carpet cleaning professionals in education, healthcare and hospitality facilities. The Clean Track L24 allows operators to save time without having to compromise a deep clean. Clarke is a brand of Nilfisk-Advance. write your comments about the article :: © 2012 Construction News :: home page |