1～2 item / All 2 items
Simply passing through removes and sucks up tire dirt, achieving quick removal.
●Automatic ON/OFF, energy-saving design ●Simply drive the forklift through. The moving cleaning brush works to scrape off dirt, dust, and metal particles adhering to the tires, sucking them up and removing them instantly. *The standard specification is a recessed type. The ramp in the photo is optional.
Wet cleaning method: The cleaning cylinder is treated with antibacterial processing using photocatalysts, making it very hygienic.
■Features ● Fully automatic cleaning while seated in a wheelchair ● Easy installation at entrances and hallways of facilities ● Wet cleaning that is not affected by the grooves or shapes of the wheels ● Peace of mind with a unique safety mechanism. ■Wet Cleaning Method In conventional dry cleaning with brushes, effective cleaning was impossible due to the complex horizontal and vertical grooves on the wheels. However, this product effectively washes away dirt such as mud by combining cleaning liquid with a water-absorbent cleaning cylinder, accommodating the complex shapes of the grooves. Additionally, by using disinfectants such as strongly acidic water in the cleaning liquid, it is also possible to disinfect bacteria that cause hospital-acquired infections adhering to the wheels. ■Unique Bump-Crossing Release Mechanism Equipped with a unique bump-crossing mechanism that solves the problem of crossing bumps on inclines, which has been an issue with conventional wheelchair cleaning machines, it can accommodate both situations where a caregiver pushes from behind for cleaning and where the wheelchair user cleans independently. ■New Mechanism Considerate of Safety Since the rotation axis of the cleaning mechanism and the cleaning cylinder are not fixed, if any objects or human hands and feet other than the wheelchair wheels touch the cleaning cylinder, it will slip and stop rotating, eliminating the risk of being caught in the cleaning mechanism. This allows for safe installation in facilities with a large number of people coming and going.
