The vehicle will provide services for the company BEE`AH in the Emirate of Sharjam.

The first cleaning equipment from Seville is already on its way to the United Arab Emirates. Surtruck has just completed the order placed by the company Bee’Ah for the cleaning tanker to provide service in the Emirate of Sharjam. The order is the first to be placed after the commercial agreement reached last June between the Sevillian company and the Emirate-based company. An alliance that arose due to the interest aroused by Surtruck’s electric vehicles, 100% sustainable, which consume very small amounts of water, during the ‘Sustainability Trade Mission’ that ICEX had organized weeks before for Spanish firms in the Arab Emirates, in which the Sevillian company participated.

The cleaning company Bee’Ah, which is responsible for providing services, among other places, in the Emirate of Sharjam, expressed its surprise at the Sevillian technology due to the low water consumption of the equipment, given the value given in this area to this fundamental resource.

Another key reason was the fact of having autonomy for several shifts without the need for water refilling. That is why the company Bee’Ah ordered this first low consumption cistern that reduces water consumption by 40% compared to traditional equipment, without losing efficiency or work performance, with a 25 Bar pump and 9 m3/h. The equipment is mounted on a Mercedes Benz Arocs 5 2033 K 4X2 with an aluminum tank with a capacity of 10 m3. The vehicle is equipped with a 360º pole, automatic reel, irrigation and spray bar, hypochlorite dispenser and rear-view camera.

Surtruck has expressed its satisfaction for the trust placed in it by Bee’Ah and its enthusiasm for the fact that the technology of its vehicles, designed by its R+D+i department, has been the key to this first order. An acquisition that has led them to send the modern and sustainable cleaning equipment to the United Arab Emirates. The equipment is designed according to the specifications set by the company Bee’Ah to provide service in the United Arab Emirates.