Specialist Cleaning Machines
These specialist cleaning machines are great for tough cleaning jobs
Specialist cleaning machines give commercial teams equipment choices for tasks that need a more specific approach. Astral Hygiene’s selection includes Numatic HZ vacuum models, the NTT2003 industrial vacuum, SEBO equipment and selected TASKI machines. Together, they cover distinct roles in dust collection, hard floor maintenance and steam cleaning across professional working environments.
Explore machines with different collection systems, power arrangements and working formats to build a setup around your premises. Individual product pages explain the intended functions, technical specifications and available accessories for each model. This focused range makes it easier to compare equipment for defined cleaning duties and identify the machine that fits your team’s operational needs.
Match specialist equipment to a defined task
The word specialist covers several different machine types in this selection. A vacuum, scrubber dryer and steam cleaner each use a different cleaning process. Start with the material or surface involved and the result required, then compare the exact model’s intended use. Category placement alone does not establish suitability for a particular contaminant, floor covering or environment.
H-class vacuums for specified hazardous dust duties
The Numatic HZ750 and HZ900 belong to the manufacturer’s Type H range under IEC/EN 60335-2-69. This is distinct from the H13 classification of an individual HEPA filter. Selection for hazardous dust requires the appropriate machine specification, complete collection system and operating controls. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and the site’s assessed requirements; an H-class label does not remove those obligations.
Industrial vacuuming and floor washing
The Numatic NTT2003 provides an industrial vacuum format with a substantial collection container and transit chassis. It must not be assumed to have the same hazardous dust classification as an HZ model. Selected Numatic and TASKI scrubber dryers in this category perform a different role, combining scrubbing with recovery of used cleaning solution on suitable hard floors.
Compare the full equipment arrangement
Steam equipment and other specialist models should be assessed against their individual instructions and compatible surfaces. Compare the power supply, dimensions, handling arrangements and supplied tools as well as the headline function. For any chosen machine, establish which replacement filters, bags, brushes or other consumables it requires so the equipment remains correctly configured for its intended work.
Frequently asked questions
Are all specialist machines suitable for hazardous dust?
No. The category contains several equipment types with different purposes. Hazardous dust collection requires a machine explicitly specified for the relevant duty and the appropriate operating controls.
What does H-class mean for a vacuum cleaner?
It refers to the machine’s hazardous dust classification under the applicable standard, including IEC/EN 60335-2-69 for the listed Numatic HZ range. Review the exact model documentation and required collection setup.
Is a HEPA filter the same as an H-class vacuum?
No. A filter classification describes the filter. It does not by itself establish the dust class or suitability of the complete vacuum cleaner for hazardous materials.
Can the NTT2003 be treated as an HZ vacuum?
No. These are different machine ranges. Use the NTT2003’s own specification and operating instructions; do not transfer the HZ range’s hazardous dust classification to it.
Do scrubber dryers and steam cleaners perform the same job?
No. A scrubber dryer washes suitable floors and recovers used solution, while steam equipment uses steam for the applications specified by its manufacturer. Choose the process appropriate to the surface and task.
What information should I check before ordering?
Confirm the intended application, relevant machine classification, power supply, dimensions and included tools. Check the manufacturer’s documentation for any restrictions and identify the compatible consumables needed for the chosen setup.
The Numatic HZ750 is a Type H hazardous-dust vacuum covered by Numatic’s EN 60335-2-69 instructions. Its HEPA filtration system and substantial collection capacity support controlled dry-dust cleaning where the assessed material matches the machine’s intended use. The steel power head and wheeled chassis provide a practical arrangement for specialist cleaning teams moving equipment between indoor work areas. The specified primary filter, collection bag and HEPA module work together as a complete collection system. An AA20 accessory arrangement supports cleaning on suitable surfaces, while the mobile format helps operators position the equipment around the task. Use by trained personnel, planned maintenance and controlled waste handling form part of selecting this machine for professional dust-control work.
The Numatic HZ900 is a Type H hazardous-dust vacuum specified to IEC/EN 60335-2-69, with H13 filtration to EN1822. Its large collection drum supports controlled dry cleaning where the assessed non-explosive material suits the complete machine and filtration system. The all-steel power head and large rear wheels provide a robust format for professional cleaning teams. The single-motor arrangement distinguishes this model from the HZD900, while its cable reach supports movement around the working area. The specified primary filter and collection bag work alongside the H13 module to form the required filtration setup. This combination suits planned specialist dust collection by trained personnel, with handling, inspection and waste disposal organised around the material and site procedure.
The Numatic NTT2003-2 is a large industrial dry vacuum for ordinary, non-hazardous debris collection in commercial premises. Its spacious stainless steel container supports extended work between emptying stops, while the transit chassis, large wheels and pull handle help operators move the equipment between work areas. The removable drum provides access for controlled emptying after the cleaning task. The Structofoam head houses TwinFlo bypass motors, combining an industrial power arrangement with a replaceable cable system for serviceability. A cyclonic inlet and the specified accessory connections allow the tools to be matched to suitable dry-cleaning work. This machine gives facilities teams a practical option for substantial indoor debris collection, with regular bag and filter care supporting its cleaning routine.
The SEBO BP60 cordless upright vacuum brings free movement and practical carpet cleaning to guest accommodation, offices and furnished rooms. Its removable 308Wh Power Unit delivers a manufacturer-stated 60-minute runtime, supporting cleaning routes without repeated socket changes. Positioning the battery and motor near the floor keeps the weight felt at the handle low during use. A rotating brush lifts dry debris into a sealable microfibre bag, combining pickup and filtration in a straightforward bagged design. Adjustable brush height helps match the cleaning action to the carpet, while tool-free roller removal and an accessible air channel simplify routine care. Automatic shut-off protects against blockage or overload, supporting dependable day-to-day housekeeping.
The TASKI Steam SO4 is a 4.5 bar steam cleaner for detail work on surfaces that tolerate heat and moisture. Think of the grout at the foot of a tiled wall or the joint around a washroom fitting, where a mop reaches the surface but misses the recess. Astral supplies the SO4 with an accessory kit so the operator can switch between floor and detail work. This is a steam-only machine. The tool loosens the soil and the operator wipes it away with a suitable clean cloth. The SO4 weighs 12 kg empty and has a five-litre water reservoir. Its compact body is useful for teams moving between small rooms.
The TASKI swingo 150 B Li-Ion is a cordless upright scrubber dryer for narrow passages, washrooms and small hard-floor areas. Its cylindrical brush scrubs a 33.5 cm strip and the pickup spans 35.5 cm. In a furnished room, the operator can work into a gap and recover water on the return pass without finding room to turn a large machine. Astral supplies this version with the TASKI lithium-ion battery and charger set. Its nominal 20-minute running time suits washroom rounds and targeted cleaning between larger scheduled jobs. The removable tank assembly keeps fresh solution separate from the dirty water collected during use.
The TASKI swingo 1650 B Gel is a battery-powered walk-behind scrubber dryer for medium and large hard-floor areas. Twin disc brushes clean a 65 cm path, while separate 85-litre tanks hold fresh solution and recovered water. IntelliFlow adjusts the solution supply to travel speed, helping the operator maintain consistent coverage as the machine moves around the site. This gel-battery model suits planned cleaning in warehouses, retail premises, schools and other buildings with accessible open floors. Traction drive supports longer cleaning runs, and the rear squeegee collects used solution during the pass. Choose brushes or pads for the floor finish and build routine tank, brush and squeegee care into every cleaning round.
The TASKI swingo 1650 B Li-Ion 150Ah is a walk-behind floor scrubber dryer for sites where the same route takes in open floor and narrower aisles. Its two 33 cm discs clean a 65 cm strip, while a 95 cm squeegee collects the dirty solution behind them. Measure doorways against the squeegee width when planning a route between rooms. Astral’s price includes the external 70 A charger, two 13-inch pad drives and two 13-inch general scrubbing brushes. Separate 85-litre tanks carry fresh solution and recovered water. On a shop floor, the traction drive helps the operator hold a steady pace on long runs, and IntelliFlow reduces the flow of solution as the machine slows for a turn.
The TASKI swingo 455 B Li-Ion combines a 43 cm disc scrubber with a lithium-ion battery for cleaning rounds where a mains lead would interrupt the route. Astral includes the lithium-ion battery set, charger and pad drive in the price. The operator lays down cleaning solution, scrubs the floor and recovers dirty water through the 69 cm squeegee in the same pass. In a hotel, shop or school, the machine can move between rooms without finding a socket for each area. Use the charger supplied for the lithium battery and plan charging around the site’s shifts. Choose a compatible pad or brush for the surface and the soil being removed.
The TASKI swingo 455 B XFC is the XFC battery version of TASKI’s 43 cm single-disc scrubber dryer. Astral Hygiene supplies the XFC battery set and 17-inch pad drive in the price. Its working head scrubs the floor while the V-shaped squeegee draws used solution into a separate recovery tank. With no trailing mains lead, the operator can follow a route through shop aisles, corridors and furnished rooms. The 69 cm squeegee is wider than the brush, which matters when planning a route through a tight doorway. Use a pad suited to the floor covering and the compatible charging equipment specified for the XFC battery set.
The TASKI swingo 955 B XFC is a battery-powered walk-behind scrubber dryer with a 55 cm twin-disc deck. Two 28 cm brushes provide the scrubbing action, with the deck offset towards the right for cleaning alongside walls and shelving. Powered traction helps the operator guide the machine through open areas and connecting aisles. Astral’s quoted package includes the XFC battery set and 11-inch swingo pad drive. Separate 40-litre solution and recovery tanks support routine cleaning rounds, while an 80 cm squeegee collects used solution behind the head. This combination suits retail, education and leisure floors where a wider working deck is useful but access still needs careful checking.
The Numatic TT1840G Twintec Scrubber Dryer brings powered scrubbing and dirty-water recovery into compact commercial spaces. Its working width and tank arrangement suit shops, offices, cafeterias and other premises where furniture and narrow routes can limit access for larger equipment. The brush loosens dirt from a suitable hard floor while the recovery tool collects the used cleaning solution. An adjustable, folding handle supports operation, transport and storage between cleaning rounds. Colour-coded controls and access for brush or pad changes help teams organise routine equipment care. Mains-powered operation suits planned routes with a suitable power supply, giving facilities staff and contractors a compact machine for regular floor maintenance across occupied buildings and shared working areas.
