Compact high-pressure washer "Pikarasu" that plays a role in maintaining hygiene during disasters.
A high-pressure washer recognized by professionals. A reliable machine for everything from home use to disaster sites.
Reasons for choosing "Pikarasu": 1. Easy operation: Simple one-touch connection for anyone. 2. Versatile: Covers a wide range from drainage pipes to floors. 3. Essential for disaster preparedness: Solves hygiene management during disasters with just one unit. 4. Quiet design: Considerate for use in evacuation centers. During a disaster, the key to protecting our lives is hygiene management. "Pikarasu" quickly removes clogs and cleans shared toilets.
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<Specifications> ● Maximum Pressure: 3.5MPa ● Water Intake: (50/60Hz) 8.7/10.4 L/min ● Rated Voltage: 100V ● Rated Output: 0.75kW ● Size: L450×W580×H640mm ● Weight: 31kg (with caster) ● Starting Method: Direct connection, continuous operation possible <Standard Set> Pump Unit High-Pressure Hose (10m), Nozzle for Cleaning (adjustable for direct and cone spray) Water Intake Hose (with strainer) <Options> 10m Hose for Pipe Cleaning and Dedicated Nozzle 50cm Lance Dedicated Cover Water Intake Filter (for rainwater, etc.)
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The ease of use has been proven even in the disaster areas of the Noto Peninsula earthquake!
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Easy to move, and the high-pressure hose can be connected with a single touch for immediate use.
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We will promptly remove clogs and clean the shared restrooms.
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Our work began by focusing on the energy of water. There are countless ways to utilize it, including cleaning, stripping, polishing, and cutting. From now on, "Fujikus" will carry a sense of mission to protect the safety of businesses and households, and by integrating production, construction, and services, we aim to deepen our understanding of its applications and strive to be a company that contributes to society.
