The drought has triggered interest in a state-of-the-art system that uses half as much water to perform the same tasks.

Surtruck is finalising its participation in Tecma 24, where it will be at stand 8 C09 in Pavilion 8 at the Ifema Conference Centre in Madrid. From 18 to 20 June, the Andalusian firm will be taking its latest-generation equipment to the International Urban Planning and Environment Trade Fair held in Madrid. These will show the evolution of the Eco-Cleaning System, a proprietary technology that the company has been developing since its inception in 2015, based on the needs of customers and which has played a key role in the consolidation of Surtruck in the cleaning sector. The pressure washers and watering and flushing tanks prepared by the Andalusian company are characterised by achieving maximum efficiency with the absence of noise and for being safe for workers as they operate at 48 volts. These characteristics have led them to sell their vehicles all over Spain.

However, there is a value that is increasingly appreciated in the equipment that Surtruck can produce and that will be shown at Tecma: low water consumption. The pressure washers and cisterns manufactured with these characteristics use an average of 50% less water to carry out the same cleaning tasks than the others in their range. A rising value in times of drought that has led them to become manufacturers for the Arab Emirates and the areas most affected by the lack of rainfall.

The commercial director of Limpieza Vial, Antonio Venegas, has highlighted the good acceptance of this equipment, which also increases the productivity of the staff by reducing the times when they have to replenish water to continue with their usual tasks. Hours of work and fuel for the vehicles that ultimately increase savings in the bottom line and which Surtruck will be showing in detail from 18 to 20 June in Madrid.