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GIYO X12: Heavy-Duty Cleaning for High-Traffic Areas
In transport hubs and infrastructure facilities, such as airports, train stations, and underground garages, maintaining cleanliness and safety is crucial. The GIYO X12 ride-on scrubber is designed to handle the heavy-duty cleaning requirements of these high-traffic areas.
Robust and Powerful
The GIYO X12 features a powerful pure copper motor and a 24V 220Ah battery system, providing up to 6-8 hours of continuous operation. Its 19-inch dual brushes and 1380mm squeegee ensure efficient cleaning of large areas. The machine’s heavy-duty steel frame and anti-collision structure make it durable and reliable, even in the most demanding environments.
High Efficiency and Low Maintenance
The X12’s high-capacity 245L solution tank and 266L recovery tank allow for extended cleaning sessions with minimal downtime for refilling and emptying. The machine’s simple control panel and easy-to-access components make operation and maintenance straightforward. The double vacuum fan system ensures strong sewage recovery, leaving floors dry and slip-free.
Daily Routine
In a typical airport or train station, the X12 can clean large concourses, platforms, and underground garages efficiently. Its 6500 m²/h cleaning efficiency means that even the busiest areas can be cleaned quickly and thoroughly. The machine’s compact design and low noise level (67dBA) make it suitable for daytime cleaning without disturbing passengers.
Benefits
A major international airport reported a 70% reduction in cleaning time and a 50% decrease in labor costs after implementing the GIYO X12. The machine’s consistent performance and reliability have significantly improved the cleanliness and safety of high-traffic areas, enhancing passenger satisfaction.
Choose the GIYO X12 for your transport and infrastructure needs. Its robust construction, powerful performance, and high efficiency make it the ideal choice for maintaining clean and safe environments in even the busiest transport hubs.
