The Andalusian company, with a hundred cleaning equipment manufactured, is a leader in minimum emissions and maximum safety.

Surtruck has brought Andalusian cleaning technology to the TECMA International Trade Fair for Urban Planning and the Environment, which has been taking place since Tuesday and ends today at the Ifema Conference Centre in Madrid. The company has installed two of its “star products” at stand 8C13 in Pavilion 8: a latest-generation pressure washer, the 3.0, with 48-volt lithium batteries, and a watering and flushing cistern which is already in operation at the La Ribera municipal authority.

The company is showing at the fair its latest technology, the Eco-Cleaning system, a proprietary system 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. Eco-Cleaning technology, characterised by the absence of noise with maximum efficiency.

Surtruck already has around a hundred cleaning equipment with these characteristics: the latest technology on the market, Eco-Cleaning, including pressure washers and watering and flushing tanks.

The commercial director of Limpieza Vial, Antonio Venegas, has highlighted the good acceptance of the equipment, both for its absence of noise and for the maximum cleaning efficiency it achieves. “This is a forum that allows us to meet in person with many of our customers, show them the equipment and explain in detail all the services it can offer them. This is an opportunity we are taking advantage of after the limitations the pandemic put on us,” he explained.

All these advances are being shown at TECMA, such as the maximum safety offered by the equipment when working below 50 volts, or the autonomy achieved with up to 5 hours of continuous work. But the duration can be extended with the recharging system when the vehicle is being driven.

In addition to all this, the company has been awarded the carbon footprint reduction certification by the Ministry for Ecological Transition, in a commitment to sustainability that is being highly valued by customers who come to the stand at the Fair.