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HydroTech Products
HT-1500 Portable Extractor |
1500 psi of Pure POWER & Performance!The "Clean & Capture"(tm) HT-1500 is the only ADJUSTABLE 200 - 1500 psi portable hard surface extractor on the market! Designed exclusively for hard surface cleaning & restoration, the "Clean & Capture" HT-1500 pressure washes and extracts SIMULTANEOUSLY and WITHOUT over-spray, saving up to 60% in time and labor. This exceptional portable delivers 25% MORE pressure than the Mytee "Expedition" or HydroForce's "FX-88HP", and is driven with 50% MORE horsepower! |
Pro Racer Floor Tool |
Features:Electric motor ensures ALL available psi is used for cleaning - NOT armature rotation 19" cleaning path - cleans & strips 120 sq. ft. per minute / 6,000 per hour Armature rotates at 1,100 rpm - driving water DIRECTLY into dirty surface (not away from dirty surface like the "Turbo" must do, to obtain operational thrust). Handles up to 4,000 psi - Use with your truck mount or with our high performance 1500 psi portable, the HT-1500 Accessory wheel package for rough exterior surfaces. |
Accessories & Chemicals |
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What our customers say..."It was awesome! Just finished the reading last night. Anyone in the hard surface cleaning and restoration business will easily understand and benefit from the information. I sure learned a lot from the reading". Bill Blazevich This is honest, because I for one know that you have learned most of this the hard way... by making mistakes; learning from them, and turning a negative experience into a positive one. Those calluses on your hands are from working, and not just talking theory; you did the work, so now others can benefit." Roger DeCoster "You can get this knowledge the hard way (trial and error) or you can read and apply the information in Mike's book. I would recommend this book to both the person wanting to get into this line of work, and those already in it who think they know it all." Steve Webb |