Low-moisture thermal equipment
TechnoVap 180°C dry-steam system.
Up to 180°C nozzle output, continuous 8 bar pressure, and 94% dry steam for detailed treatment on suitable surfaces.
- 180°C
- Maximum nozzle output
- 8 bar
- Continuous pressure
- 94%
- Dry-steam quality
- 1.5 L/hr
- Listed water use
Machine output does not by itself establish surface temperature, contact time, or a pathogen-reduction percentage.
Specifications
Published equipment parameters.
These values describe the machine. Treatment results still depend on the surface, preparation, technique, and site conditions.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Steam temperature | Up to 180°C at nozzle |
| Pressure | 8 bar continuous |
| Steam quality | 94% dry steam |
| Water consumption | 1.5 L per hour |
| Power requirement | 240V / 15A single phase |
Equipment features
What the specifications mean in practice.
- 01
Low-moisture output
The listed steam quality is 94%, reducing liquid water compared with conventional wet-steam output.
- 02
Chemical-free treatment option
Heat and mechanical action can be used without cleaning chemicals where the substrate and service objective support it.
- 03
Detail attachments
Attachments direct steam into edges, joints, textured details, and other areas selected during the site assessment.
- 04
Controlled water use
The listed equipment consumption is 1.5 litres per hour during operation.
- 05
Continuous pressure
The system is specified for continuous output at 8 bar, subject to setup and operating conditions.
- 06
Evidence boundary
Equipment specifications describe machine output. They do not establish a universal pathogen percentage for every surface or service.
Treatment variables
The surface receives the treatment, not the specification sheet.
Any performance claim must account for actual contact conditions and use evidence suited to the decision being made.
- 01
Contact temperature
Nozzle output and the temperature reached at the surface are different measurements.
- 02
Contact time
Pass speed, overlap, attachment, and operator technique change exposure.
- 03
Substrate
Porosity, texture, heat sensitivity, seams, and geometry affect method and access.
- 04
Soil and preparation
Organic soil, residue, and moisture can change heat transfer and must be addressed in the process.
Where it can be used
Applications depend on the site and substrate.
We assess heat sensitivity, access, operational controls, and cleaning objectives before including dry steam in a scope.
- 01
Healthcare and aged care
- Detailed surface treatment
- High-touch cleaning
- Room and equipment exteriors
- 02
Veterinary and animal care
- Kennel and cattery surfaces
- Examination-area details
- Washable fixtures
- 03
Commercial properties
- Amenities and kitchens
- Edges, joints, and textured surfaces
- Detailed periodic cleaning
- 04
Residential properties
- Bathrooms and kitchens
- Suitable hard surfaces
- Detailed low-moisture treatment
See the equipment and method on your surface.
Request a demonstration. We will assess the substrate, explain the treatment variables, and agree what can be recorded.
How does 180°C dry steam treat surfaces?
TechnoVap produces dry steam at up to 180°C at the nozzle. Heat, moisture, pressure, and attachment action can loosen soil and treat suitable detailed surfaces without cleaning chemicals. Actual surface temperature and effectiveness depend on distance, contact time, technique, substrate, soil, and access, so Bonza Clean does not apply one universal pathogen percentage to every service.