Floorcare tool is a blast

By Healthcare Facilities Today


Kaivac’s Gatling Gun Grouter blasts and removes ground-in dirt from grout lines. This system features a high-speed rotary nozzle that delivers the power of a truck mount on a portable 500 psi Kaivac No-Touch Cleaning system.

High-pressure water from the KaiVac rotates the rapid-fire nozzle to deep clean tile floors and loosen built-up and embedded soils, which are simultaneously vacuumed up.

The Gatling Gun Grouter blasts, extracts, and then cleans floors, leaving them looking better than new.

For more information, visit www.kaivac.com or call 513-887-4600.



January 12, 2014


Topic Area: Press Release


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