Technical note
Output, contact time, substrate, method
Technology & Physics · Mid North Coast NSW
Where physics does the work chemistry can’t.
Our equipment is selected for the job: up to 180°C dry steam, 5000 RPM brush action, and counter-rotating floor agitation.
- 180°C
- Dry-steam temperature
- 5000 RPM
- Grit extraction speed
- 650 RPM
- Duplex brush speed
- 420mm
- Duplex working width
Equipment specifications describe machine capability. Site results still depend on surface, soil, access, method and operator technique.
The equipment
Three systems, one restoration process.
Each machine answers a different cleaning need: dry particulate removal, embedded soil extraction, or detailed thermal treatment.
Evidence guide
Treatment conditions determine the result.
Equipment output alone does not establish a pathogen-reduction percentage. Review the variables and evidence needed for a defensible site-specific claim.
- Temperature
- At the surface
- Not nozzle output alone
- Time
- At contact
- Pass speed changes exposure
- Method
- For the substrate
- Soil and access matter
Why it matters
Match equipment to the cleaning problem.
Cleaning chemistry, heat, extraction, and mechanical agitation each behave differently. The right method depends on the surface, soil, site controls, and result required.
TechnoVap provides dry steam at up to 180°C for suitable detailed surfaces. Lindhaus brush action lifts dry particulate from carpet. Duplex combines brush agitation and recovery for floor and carpet cleaning.
We assess the substrate and scope before selecting equipment. Where formal testing or certification is required, that evidence must come from an appropriately qualified independent provider.
See the technology in action.
Book a free substrate diagnostic audit and watch physics-based cleaning work on your own floors.