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Commercial Equipment - Defining Cleaning Innovation · Upright Vacuums · Automatic Walk-Behind Scrubbers · Canister & Specialty Vacuums · Stand-On Scrubbers · Extractors / Carpet Equipment · Rider Scrubbers · Sweepers · Wet/Dry Tank Vacuums · Floor Machines · All-Purpose Cleaners · Burnishers · Specialty Products by Nilfisk Upright Vacuums ReliaVac® 12 & 12DC VU500™ Series Single-motor Upright Carpet Vacuums Single-motor Upright Carpet Vacuums • • 12 inch path is cleaned with a durable 11.5 or 14.5 inch cleaning path steel brush roller • Powerful 1,000 Watt, 2-stage motor • ® ReliaVac 12 top fill bag enhances • Automatic self adjusting brush height vacuum power • Advance radius turning system permits quick, • ReliaVac® 12 DC model has an easy to short turns in tight places empty dirt cup • Certified H.E.P.A. filtration standard • Removable clear fan cover allows for • Innovative quick cord clip for simple identifying and removing clogs cord management • Detachable power cable for quick service • Accessories are conveniently tucked behind wand ReliaVac® 12HP & 16HP • Sealed, maintenance-free cog belt Single-motor Upright Carpet Vacuums • CRI Certified SILVER • 12 or 16 inch cleaning path • High performance cleaning power with the aluminum brush roller • Replaceable bristle strips and beater bars ™ for versatile cleaning Spectrum 15D & 18D Dual-motor Upright Carpet Vacuums • Removable clear fan cover allows for identifying and removing clogs • 14.5 or 17.5 inch cleaning path • Headlight illuminates work area • Separate vacuum and brush motors for a powerful performance • 1,350 Watts of power with combination of independent brush and vacuum motors Spectrum™ 12P & 15P • Adjustable brush height with low brush height Single-motor Upright Carpet Vacuums indicator light • Certified H.E.P.A. filtration standard • 11.5 or 14.5 inch cleaning path • Tools-free removable brush • Powerful 1,000 Watt, 2-stage motor • Heavy duty cord restraint • Adjustable brush height • Convenient front handle for lifting • Certified H.E.P.A. filtration standard • Accessories are conveniently tucked • Tools-free removable brush behind wand • Heavy duty cord restraint • Sealed, maintenance-free cog belt • Convenient front handle for lifting • Accessories are conveniently tucked behind wand • Sealed, maintenance-free cog belt CarpeTriever™ 28 Large Area Upright Carpet Vacuum • 28 inch cleaning path allows for Spectrum™ 12H increased productivity • Single-motor Upright Carpet Vacuum Dual vacuum motors provide generous pickup power • Designed for the hospitality market • Large 1 bushel capacity cloth bag • 33 foot detachable gray cord is standard • Non-marking tear-resistant bumper • Carpet brush propels the machine, • 11.5 inch cleaning path minimizing operator fatigue • Powerful 1,000 Watt, 2-stage motor • Adjustable brush height • Certified H.E.P.A. filtration standard • Tools-free removable brush • Two heavy duty cord restraints All Advance Commercial Upright Vacuums • Convenient front handle for lifting have achieved CRI (Carpet & Rug Institute) • Accessories are conveniently tucked behind wand Seal of Approval. • Sealed, maintenance-free cog belt 2 Canister and Specialty Vacuums VP300™ Adgility™ Canister Vacuum Backpack Vacuum • 900 Watt motor • Lightweight at only 6.4 pounds • 69 dB A sound level • Powerful 1,000 Watt motor generating • Filter basket standard for bagless operation 100 CFM and 96 inches of waterlift • Three levels of filtration standard • Three levels of filtration standard, • 33 foot cord, rotating dust brush and crevice H.E.P.A. filter optional tool stored onboard • 50 foot (15 m) safety yellow power cord • Telescopic aluminum wand optional for long cleaning reach • Includes 12 inch combination floor tool, dust brush, crevice tool and six dust bags VP600™ Adgility™ 6XP & 10XP Canister Vacuum Backpack Vacuums • • Extra efficient 800 Watt motor Comfortable, lightweight design • • Foot activated on/off switch Powerful 1,300 Watt motor • • Sound pressure Normal 47 dB A / Premium harnessing system Power Boost 54 dB A • Quiet 62 dB A sound level • Three stage filtration with H13 H.E.P.A. • Cord restraint clips onto the safety cord exhaust filter standard and holds it in place • 2.6 gal (10 L) container • Exhaust port directs warm air up and • Passive floor tool for both hard and soft floors away from the operator • Easy-access magnetic closing lid • SaniSeal™ self-sealing adhesive rim on • 33 foot cord, dust brush and crevice tool bag seals to contain all dust and dirt stored onboard • Four levels of filtration, H.E.P.A. filter optional • CRI Seal of Approval Euroclean GD930 Canister Vacuum • 1,000 Watt, 1.25 h­­p motor • 66 dB A sound level • Three levels of filtration standard • Optional H.E.P.A. filtration • 4 gallon (15 L) dust collection bag • Injection molded cover • Durable chrome plated steel tank • Dual mode floor tool • Foot operated on/off switch • Waterlift 89 inches • Air flow 67 CFM • Standard tools include a combination brush/nozzle, 6 foot suction hose, dual mode floor tool, two piece wand and crevice tool. by Nilfisk 3 Extractors AquaClean® 12ST ET700™ Self-Contained Extractor Heated Portable Extractor • • Single nozzle spray system allows for 12 gallon solution tank even coverage over the cleaning path • 10 gallon recovery tank • 5 gallon solution tank • Dual 5.7 inch, 3-stage vacuum motor • 12 inch cleaning path • 200 inch waterlift • Single spray jet technology allows for • 50-500 psi even coverage over cleaning path • 2,000 Watt heater • In-line heater element • Smart circuit locator • ™ AquaWand standard • Low moisture system • Day-time-quiet operation • Upright dolly design for easy stair climbing • Wand caddy for easy transport TM AquaPLUS™ AXP™ Carpet Extractors • AXP™ Onboard Detergent Dispensing System ™ ™ ES300 ST/XP & ES400 XLP ™ • LIFT Technology for low-moisture cleaning Self-Contained Extractors ™ • One-Touch operation • CRI Gold SOA Approved (all models, all modes) • Deep Treat™ cleaning for pre-spray and post • 1.5 hp, 3-stage vacuum motor, 120 inch waterlift cleaning treatment • ™ LIFT Technology for low-moisture cleaning ™ • Deep Treat cleaning for pre-spray and post cleaning treatment • Adjustable handle for maneuverability in tight spaces TM • Brush and vacuum shoe removal without tools • Laminar flow vacuum shoe for constant acceleration and superior water recovery • Front mounted drain hose • Removable tank with stowable handle • 50 foot detachable (15 m) safety yellow power cord • Integrated hand tool ET610™ Portable Extractors • 12.5 gallon solution tank • 11 gallon recovery tank • Single 5.7 inch, 3-stage vacuum motor ™ EX610 100H • 140 inch waterlift (100SC and 100H) ES4000™ • 1,100 Watt heater (100SC) 1,750 Watt (100H) Rider Sweeper Extractors • Cold water extractor (100C) • Total Carpet Care System • Ergonomic design • 28 inch cleaning path­­ • 12 inch stainless steel wand standard (AquaWand™ optional upgrade) • 28 gallon solution and recovery tanks • • 4 cleaning modes – Dry-Sweep, Interim, Pre-Treat, Restorative Wand caddy for easy transport • • Onboard open chemical system Unique transport handle design • • Brushes and va­­­cuum shoes are removable without tools Easy-fill solution tank • • Low moisture / environmental footprint Superior 63 inch (160 cm) turning radius reduction system • 65 dB A sound level 4 Dryer, Flood Restoration Equipment & Sweepers AM2400D™ WP630™ MC1200™ OZ40K™ Air Mover Flood Restoration Pumper Dual Purpose Multi-Surface Cleaner Ozone Generator • • • • Three speed settings Dual 3-stage vac motors 1,200 psi for hard floor, 500 psi for carpet Treats up to 40,000 sq. ft. • • • • 2,000 / 2,200 / 2,400 CFM Auto dumps 10.5 GPM with twin 16 gallon solution tank 30 hour programmable timer • bilge pumps • Four angle settings Single 3-stage vac motor, 140 inch waterlift • • • Onboard outlet for daisy-chaining 50 foot discharge hose Circuit finder light up to 3 units • Auto fill and auto dump • Lightweight, compact and stackable • 2,000 watt heater for carpet • Optional trolley kit with wheels and • Built-in hose reel retractable handle for easy transport • Includes 25 foot solution/vacuum hose, • Thermally protected motor Evolution wand and Hard Surface Turbo Tool • 21 foot power cord (6.5 m) Terra® 28B SW900™ Terra® 4300B Walk-Behind Sweeper Walk-Behind Sweeper Rider Sweeper • 28 inch sweep path • 33 inch sweep path • 46 inch sweep path, battery operated • Maintenance free gel battery standard • Independent side broom control on handle • Simple, ergonomic and intuitive operator interface • Half as loud as most vacuums at 59 dB A • Direct throw sweeper design • 20% gradeability while sweeping • Standard onboard battery charger • Superior dust control • Rugged construction for carpet or hard floor • Tools-free removable brooms • Battery operated with up to 3 hours of applications and hopper run-time on a single charge • Rugged construction for carpet or hard • Standard onboard battery charger floor applications • Tools-free removable brooms and hopper • Rugged construction for carpet or hard floor applications by Nilfisk 5 Floor Machines & Burnishers Pacesetter™ 20TS Two-Speed Floor Machine • Versatile 20 inch two-speed floor machine • 1.5 hp DC motor • 66 frame motors run at 180 and 320 rpm • Ergonomic molded handles for safety and comfort • Pad driver included FM810™ ST & XP Orbital Floor Machines • 1.5 hp heavy duty motor driving a 3,540 rpm orbital deck ™ • Pacesetter 17HD/20HD/20SD 20 x 14 inch cleaning path Floor Machines • Includes weight kit consisting of three 21 lb weights
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