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Nilfisk Upgrades MULTICLEANER Robot

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Nov 30 2010

Nilfisk-ALTO has released the MULTICLEANER 7-53 robot, an improved version of the MULTICLEAN robot series.

MULTICLEANER 7-53 Robot

This automated cleaning robot includes an integrated high pressure washer, which has many features including decontamination, option of utilizing water-based-chemistry and sensors for helping the robot to function in stables amidst several obstacles like feed pipes and the like suspended from the ceiling.

The MULTICLEANER robot is highly efficient. It completes around 80% of the total cleaning operations. The robot assures improved cleanliness and enhanced job contentment. Physical exertion on cleaning staff has been highly reduced. The cleaning robot also enables the possibility of utilizing the desired detergent and disinfectant.

Other features include easy installation, moveable, simple to operate, low maintenance cost, easy programming function, extended life, 4-cylinder C3 pump with stainless steel valves and ceramic pistons and manual exit channel for simplifying cleaning tasks.

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http://www.nilfisk-alto.com

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