Mi-T-M’s New Floor Care Machines Feature 2- and 3-Gallon Spot Extractors
Mi-T-M Corp., a leading U.S. manufacturer of industrial cleaning equipment, announces the launch of a new line of durable, high-performance floor care machines tailored for a wide variety of cleaning needs in homes, commercial and professional spaces. The product line features 2 and 3-gallon spot extractors, 6 and 12-gallon carpet extractors and a 3-speed air mover, all designed for power, performance and easy operation.
The 2-gallon spot extractor is compact and lightweight, making it suitable for cleaning carpets, stairs, upholstery and more. It features a 55 PSI pump, 100 CFM vacuum motor and 4-inch clear-view upholstery tool. The 3-gallon extractors are available in both non-heated and heated models.
The heated version includes a 600-watt in-line heater that delivers solution temperatures up to 182 degrees Fahrenheit, designed for tackling tough stains. Built for extended jobs and larger spaces, the 6- and 12-gallon heated carpet extractors feature a 15-foot hose, stainless-steel jet wand, 100 PSI pump, 100 CFM vacuum motor and 600-watt in line heater. Non-skid wheels and swivel casters make these machines easy to move from one area to the next.
The 3-speed air mover delivers up to 2,400 CFM and features adjustable tilt angles, daisy chain connectivity and a stackable design for compact storage. All models feature durable, roto-molded polyethylene housings, long-life motors and easy-to-use controls. They are backed by extended warranties, including lifetime coverage on the housings.
For more information, visit www.mitm.com/floorcare.
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