How does ech2o work?
Flowing out of the water cell is a blended stream of positively and negatively charged water with all the power of a general purpose cleaner. The converted water attacks the dirt, breaks it into small particles and pulls it off the floor’s surface – enabling the scrubber’s pads or brushes to easily wipe away the dirt.
What is ec H20?
ec-H2O NanoClean®* technology electrically converts water into an innovative, detergent-free, solution that cleans effectively, saves money, and reduces environmental impact compared to daily floor cleaning chemicals.
What is a T3 machine?
The Tennant T3 is a compact scrubber designed to maneuver into the tightest areas while achieving maximum productivity. This unit will run up to 3 hours on a single charge allowing it to clean up to 70,000 square feet. This versatile machine can be used for daily cleaning, stripping or restoration projects.
What is Nano clean?
What is EcH2o?
EcH2o is a waterless cleanser and gloss-enhancer built on years of research and development by CARPRO! Based on a SiO2 hybrid framework and an eco-friendly organic lubricant solution, EcH2o safely cleans and glosses a variety of exterior vehicle surfaces with ease!
How does EC H2O technology improve floor traction?
Additionally, scrubbers equipped with ec-H2O technology use less water so they can scrub up to three times longer between non-productive dump and fill cycles. Reduce the risk of slip-and-fall accidents with NFSI-certified ec-H2O™ Technology, which significantly improves floor traction.
What can ec-H2O technology be used for?
Reduce the risk of slip-and-fall accidents with NFSI-certified ec-H2O™ Technology, which significantly improves floor traction. Additionally, NSF (National Sanitation Foundation) registration means that it can be safely used in food and beverage handling environments.
How does the ec-H2O NANOCLEAN work in a building?
After their evaluation, they chose the T300 Orbital Scrubber with ec-H2O NanoClean ® technology. This machine allows them to clean the building’s variety of unique floor surfaces in a single pass and leaves floors dry in seconds, reducing the risk of slip-and-fall accidents.
How is the Echo to echo measurement technique used?
The ultrasonic echo-to-echo technique utilizes gates set around two consecutive backwall echoes and measures the difference between them. This difference negates the coating thickness and returns just the part thickness. The echo-to-echo technique is useful because the coating can add a substantial error to the overall thickness reading.