History of street washer

The street washer is a vehicle intended for cleaning public spaces, mainly roads circulation. It can also be used for sidewalks, parks and car parks thanks to a high-pressure water jet system. It is part of the road equipment essentials for the maintenance of streets and pedestrian areas.

Compact or on a frame, road washers allow washing, watering or stripping in a urban environment thanks to a reduced footprint, four steering wheels and, possibly, a slow forward automatic system to work at low speed.

To each season its cleaning operations and to each place its specificities. The agents in charge of cleaning must face the various events that can happen daily and still generate an influx of waste.

After a sports or cultural event, a parade or an accident, the tracks must be repaired as quickly as possible. The teams also work as soon as market close, to clear the waste, and then proceed washing the premises.

High pressure washing and disinfection of historic centers, pedestrian areas, cycle paths and, in general, indoor and outdoor environments of small and medium dimensions.

The question of the impact of these machines on the environment is raised, not only in terms of reducing CO2 emissions, but also in terms of reducing noise pollution.

Thanks to increasingly electric and silent machines, noise pollution is reduced, which offers more comfort in the city and allows these machines to be used for night-time urban cleaning.

Increasingly safe and intelligent, this machine improves the quality of life for users and urban cleaners.