How Does the Surface Cleaning Unit Work?
The SCU Surface Cleaning Unit uses the hydraulic system of the carrier machine as its power source. It generates high-pressure water for surface cleaning and employs a powerful vacuum to collect the washing water.
- Hydraulic oil flow from the carrier machine’s hydraulic system is directed into the HMV Hydraulic Modular Valve System, which distributes it to hydraulic components such as the HPW Hydraulic High-Pressure Water Pump and the HCF Hydraulic Centrifugal Fan.
- The HPW Hydraulic High-Pressure Water Pump draws water from a reservoir and sprays it at high pressure through rotating flat nozzles onto the surface being cleaned.
- The SCU Surface Cleaning Unit is equipped with a protective cover that prevents water, dirt, and debris from spreading to the surrounding environment.
- The HCF Hydraulic Centrifugal Fan vacuums water and dirt from the surface, depositing them into an integrated container for recycling.
- Optionally, high-pressure water can be directed to a frontal washing pipe for street cleaning or a washing pistol for general pressure-washing tasks.
- Functions such as suction can be activated or deactivated based on the specific cleaning requirements.