Mobile cleaning

Benefits of mobile cleaning

Mobile cleaning offers companies a flexible and versatile solution for their daily cleaning needs. In contrast to fixed cleaning systems, mobile cleaning systems can be easily moved and adapted, making them ideal for a range of industrial applications. Whether for large surfaces, hard-to-reach places or divergent types of equipment, mobile systems deliver efficiency and cost savings without compromising on quality. The most important advantages of mobile cleaning are explained in more detail below, with a focus on flexibility, versatility and the possibilities for cost savings.

Flexibility and availability

Mobile cleaning systems can be easily moved, making them suitable for companies with divergent needs and different production areas. These systems are ideal for cleaning large surfaces, hard-to-reach places and diverse types of equipment. Companies can use their mobile cleaning systems in different locations within the same facility, so that cleaning can always be carried out where needed. This is a big advantage for production environments with different kinds of surfaces and equipment that have to be thoroughly cleaned on a daily basis.

Versatility

Mobile cleaning systems can be equipped with foam, disinfection and rinsing systems, making them suitable for diverse applications across a range of industries. Whether they are used to clean machines, conveyor belts or work surfaces, mobile systems offer the possibility to effectively tackle different types of dirt and surfaces. Mobile systems are suitable for a wide range of cleaning applications—from conveyor belts in the food industry to medical equipment in hospitals. This versatility means that companies can do without multiple cleaning systems for specific tasks, resulting in significant cost savings.

Cost savings

Because a single mobile cleaner can perform multiple tasks, the need for fixed installations is minimal. This makes mobile cleaning solutions cost effective for companies wanting to save on infrastructure costs. What’s more, mobile systems can be scaled up or adapted as a company’s needs change, which means that businesses do not have to invest in multiple systems right away, but can expand their capacity as they grow.

Applications of mobile cleaning

• Food industry
  Mobile foaming and rinsing systems are used to clean production lines, conveyor belts and tanks in the food production industry. They offer the flexibility to efficiently clean areas such as floors and work surfaces, which helps maintain hygiene throughout the production environment.
• Pharmaceutical industry
  In pharmaceutical facilities, mobile disinfection systems are vital for maintaining sterile environments. The offer a flexible cleaning solution for equipment and storage rooms, without the need for fixed systems.
• Non-food
  Mobile cleaning systems are suitable for industries as diverse as chemicals, textiles and metalworking. They can easily be adjusted for specific cleaning tasks, such as removing stubborn dirt like oil, paint residues and metal particles.
• Agriculture
  In agriculture, mobile cleaning systems are used to clean tractors, ploughs and other agricultural machinery. 
• Horticulture
  Mobile systems are used to clean greenhouses, cultivation trays and irrigation systems in horticulture. They help remove dirt and residues such as pesticides and mould, which is essential for healthy growing conditions.
• Healthcare
  Mobile disinfection systems play an important role in healthcare, where they are used to clean operating theatres, hospital beds and medical equipment. These systems offer fast and effective cleaning in various areas of healthcare institutions.
• Poultry industry
  In the poultry industry, mobile foam and rinsing systems are used to clean sheds, egg processing equipment and transport crates. These systems offer thorough cleaning and disinfection, which is crucial for maintaining hygiene and reducing the spread of disease.

Considerations for the implementation of mobile cleaning systems

• Employee training and skills
  In order to carry out mobile cleaning effectively and safely, it is important that employees are trained in the use of the systems and apply the correct cleaning techniques.
  
  
• Cost-benefit analysis
  A thorough cost-benefit analysis helps companies weigh the benefits of mobile systems versus fixed cleaning installations. Mobile cleaning systems can achieve considerable savings on equipment and maintenance costs.