• Structural resistance: The use of polypropylene copolymer ensures a long operational life even in the presence of accidental impacts or exposure to heavy loads.
• Certified hygiene: CAM compliance and the absence of latex make the trolley suitable for use in sterile wards and sensitive medical environments.
• Washing efficiency: The double 15-litre bucket system allows for the clear separation between clean water and rinse water, improving hygienic performance.
• Operational ergonomics: The flat press wringer is designed to minimize the operator’s back strain during mop wringing operations.
• Logistical organization: The combination of a central tray and bag holder allows you to carry everything you need in a single pass, optimizing work times.

The h422_100 model is specific for professional contexts where sanitization is subject to strict protocols. It finds ideal application in hospital wards and private clinics, where latex-free certification is fundamental. It is also suitable for hygiene management in large canteens and meal preparation centers, thanks to the ease of sanitizing the structure itself, and in all public tenders requiring equipment that meets the CAM regulation.

This trolley represents the right choice when it is necessary to combine industrial robustness and environmental sustainability. Compared to standard trolleys, the h422_100 model meets the requirements of Green Public Procurement, making it indispensable for companies participating in public administration tenders. It is the ideal configuration for those who need a complete cleaning station, capable of simultaneously managing waste collection and floor washing with a two-water system.

What is the advantage of the flat press wringer compared to the roller one?

The flat press wringer exerts uniform pressure over the entire surface of the mop, ensuring controlled residual moisture and making it ideal for washing systems with flat mops, reducing floor drying times.

Does the trolley comply with current regulations for public supplies?

Yes, the product complies with the Minimum Environmental Criteria (CAM), a fundamental requirement for operating in Public Administration contexts and for ensuring a reduced environmental impact throughout the product’s entire life cycle.

How should the maintenance of the polypropylene structure be carried out?

The structure can be sanitized with common hospital detergents and disinfectants. Since it is free of exposed metal components subject to corrosion, it maintains structural integrity even in very humid environments or after frequent washing.