MINNETONKA, MN, December 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) Clarke, a brand of Nilfisk-Advance, Inc., introduces the latest addition to the company's line of carpet extractors, the BEXT Pro Portable Extractor. Delivering instant, continuous heat of 212 degrees Fahrenheit solution, the BEXT Pro effectively attacks tough carpet stains. The BEXT Pro is available in two pressures--100 psi and 400 psi--in addition to models with heated and non-heated performance, providing operators with the ultimate cleaning flexibility to satisfy applications ranging from light duty cleaning to deep extraction requirements.
With a durable, user-friendly design, the BEXT Pro features a simple clam shell design to permit easy equipment access and maintenance. The BEXT Pro delivers enhanced productivity and cleaning performance with the following benefits:
- Reliable heating: The BEXT Pro ensures continuous heating of 212 degrees Fahrenheit solution for tough carpet stains.
- Flexible operation: Providing unlimited cleaning flexibility, the BEXT Pro offers three different models, multiple floor tools, hoses and cleaning accessories to match diverse applications.
- Increased convenience: The BEXT Pro features self-contained storage for the power cord and a compartment for detergent bottles, hand tools and other cleaning accessories.
- Automatic circuit adjustment: Heated models are equipped with exclusive circuit finder technology, which allows the machine to easily identify when it is plugged into separate circuits.
All models of the Clarke BEXT Pro meet green cleaning equipment requirements with Carpet and Rug Institute Seal of Approval (CRI-SOA) certification for carpet extraction. The CRI-SOA program identifies effective carpet cleaning solutions that protect and maintain a facility's carpet life. Additionally, CRI-SOA certification indicates equipment met requirements for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification and the Green Seal Standard for Commercial and Institutional Cleaning Services (GS-42). All models also feature CSA (Canadian Standards Association) and ETL (Intertek Testing Services) certifications, ensuring the BEXT Pro complies with rigorous safety and performance standards.
Providing flexible, cost-efficient carpet extraction, the BEXT Pro is ideal for multiple markets, including but not limited to: contract cleaners, office buildings, hospitality facilities and government buildings and installations.
Clarke is a brand of Nilfisk-Advance, Inc. For more information on the BEXT Pro Portable Extractor, call 800-253-0367 or visit http://www.clarkeus.com.
About Nilfisk-Advance
Nilfisk-Advance is one of the world's leading manufacturers and suppliers of professional cleaning equipment. With global company headquarters in Denmark, the company has developed professional cleaning equipment for over 100 years. Nilfisk-Advance has production facilities in North America, South America, Europe and China, has an extensive network of sales entities in 43 countries and is represented in more than 100 countries around the world. The company currently has over 5,000 employees worldwide, with global sales of over $1 billion USD in 2010. Its Americas headquarters are based in Plymouth, Minnesota.
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Clarke BEXT Pro Portable Extractor Delivers Superior Cleaning Power with Enhanced Cleaning Flexibility
Clarke, a brand of Nilfisk-Advance, Inc., introduces the latest addition to the company's line of carpet extractors, the BEXT Pro Portable Extractor
2011-12-22
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[Press-News.org] Clarke BEXT Pro Portable Extractor Delivers Superior Cleaning Power with Enhanced Cleaning FlexibilityClarke, a brand of Nilfisk-Advance, Inc., introduces the latest addition to the company's line of carpet extractors, the BEXT Pro Portable Extractor