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Change in pressure
25th of November 2010
Manufacturers of high pressure cleaning systems are experiencing increased demand from some quarters - while other markets are declining. So why is this occurring? Ann Laffeaty looks at the changes afoot in the world of high pressure cleaning.
The high pressure cleaning industry has undergone a series of fundamental changes in recent years. It
New products - high pressure cleaners
25th of November 2010A look at what's new in the world of high pressure cleaners.
Built-in vacuum
The JMB-H WWC from DiBO is a complete trailer with hot water high pressure cleaner and a vacuum system, for cleaning and at the same time sucking up the waste water.
The compact unit incorporates two stainless steel water tanks (up to 500 litres each) - one for clean
Cleaning all day?
25th of November 2010ECJ speaks to one contract cleaning company that has successfully converted one of its largest contracts into a daytime cleaning operation, and another for which daytime cleaning is an inherent part of the business model. We also examine the advantages and disadvantages of the daytime cleaning concept.
In recent years daytime cleaning has become
Modern solutions to today's challenges
25th of November 2010
Heading up the special report on sweepers in this edition of ECJ, Kai Stolzenberg of sweeper specialist Stolzenberg in Germany offers an overview of the market in Europe. He also examines how customer demands are evolving and the most significant technological developments.
Often underestimated, the sweepers sector represents a fairly significant
New products - sweepers
25th of November 2010ECJ takes a look at the latest in sweeper technology as part of our special report.
Value for money
The KM 90/60 R is Kärcher’s most compact ride-on vacuum sweeper, said to be a suitable alternative to a walk-behind model wherever a larger capacity dirt container and longer running times are required.
The machine, which comes
A challenge and an opportunity
25th of November 2010
For many European companies, exporting to, setting up a sales office or a subsidiary in the US can be a real headache, as well as a costly exercise. A number of different steps should be taken in order to make sure the investment will not result in a financial disaster, as Ruediger Schroeder at BBinc writes for ECJ.
Exporting, setting up a sales
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