Six types of premises. Net and VAT-inclusive prices for every machine.
What kind of premises do you need a machine for?
Six types of premises and the machines we have chosen for them. For each machine we explain the basis for the choice: the use given in the product description or the specifications - working width, theoretical productivity, power supply, tanks and noise.
Production halls, warehouses and the yards around them. Ride-on scrubber dryers clean a path of up to 1000 mm with a theoretical productivity of up to 7000 m²/h, and vacuum cleaners on tipping trolleys have containers of up to 114 l. For yards and internal roads there are sweepers, including combustion-engine models.
From a small shop to a supermarket with a car park. Compact scrubber dryers with a 345-350 mm path fit narrow aisles, and ride-on scrubber dryers clean the wide aisles of sales floors. The car park in front of the shop is swept by combustion-engine sweepers.
Equipment that travels with the team from job to job. Carpet extractors for carpets and upholstery, single-disc machines for floor restoration and a scrubber dryer that runs on its battery or from the mains.
Long corridors, lobbies, classrooms and offices. Corridors are cleaned by walk-behind scrubber dryers with a 485-660 mm path, including mains-powered models that run with no time limit. Carpets are cleaned by quiet vacuum cleaners, from 63 dB.
Clinics, hospitals and surgeries where cleaning takes place during the day. Quiet vacuum cleaners from 62 dB and a mains-powered scrubber dryer that cleans long corridors without stopping to recharge. Noise levels are taken from the product pages.
Rooms, corridors, restaurant dining rooms and bakeries. Quiet vacuum cleaners for rooms, carpet extractors for carpets, compact scrubber dryers for dining rooms and the Panda - a vacuum cleaner that picks up hot debris up to 120 °C.
Prepare the order number or date of purchase, the machine model, a description of the fault and the date it appeared.
Take photos or a short video showing the problem.
Send your report by email to biuro@swepcore.com or call +48 733 770 476 (daily 08:00-16:00). You can also write to us by post: SWEPCORE PIOTR WOJTKIEWICZ, ul. Przedwiośnie 4F, 73-110 Grzędzice, Poland.
Give the address where the machine is located. We will confirm your report and agree with you whether the repair will be carried out on site or at the SWEPCORE service centre. Do not send back a machine shipped on a pallet yourself - we collect it at our expense, so please wait until we contact you.