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Vacuum Products

Vacuums are the most versatile product of all cleaning equipment. Every

location you encounter will need vacuum products. The style of vacuum required

depends on the application. Vacuuming should be done before any carpet

cleaning is attempted.

Fan or Impeller Vacuums

Fan or impeller vacuums are the most common style of vacuum.

Impeller vacuums use a fan attached to a high speed motor that creates

air flow. Similar to a propeller, these fans spin at high speed and create

suction. Impeller vacuums are not “true” vacuums, since no sealed

containment bin is present. These units pick up the soil and force it into a

containment bin. In most cases, the containment bin is a paper bag

housed inside of a cloth shake-out bag. In some instances, the

collection bin is a dust cup collector that does not require a bag. This

system is commonly referred to as a “dirty air system.” The dirt and debris

passing directly through the impeller will damage it over a period of time.

Impeller vacuums generally employ the use of a beater bar/brush combination.

Over time, the beater bar can damage carpet by breaking off fibers. The filtration

level on this style of vacuum is usually low because of the soil being forced

through the collection bag. These vacuums make up a large percentage of all

vacuums sold in the commercial market. The prices range from $130-$250

depending upon the make and model. These vacuums generally have a short

life expectancy and require repeated maintenance. Common brands include

Eureka Sanitaire, Oreck, Hoover, Panasonic and Royal. Windsor does not

manufacture or promote this style of vacuum.

Single Motor Uprights

Single motor uprights use an electric motor that creates a vacuum and

propels the brush roller. While only employing a single motor like an

impeller style vacuum, these vacuums are considered “clean air

systems” based on the soil never traveling through the vacuum motor.

The air movement created is pulled through the containment bin or

bag housing where the soil is collected in a disposable bag. The air

then exits the compartment through a filter system. There are many

differentiation points on these units--some have automatic adjustments, lights

that identify a full bag or clogs and many other features you will not find on the

fan-style vacuum. Many of these units provide indoor air quality (IAQ) features

with 99.6% filtration at .3-microns. These units will take a little more sales skill,

but studies have shown that over 50% of the fan-style purchasers would buy this

type unit over the existing fan model given the opportunity and the proper value

explanation. The pricing varies significantly with features and benefits and range

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from $225-$500. Common brands include Windsor, Advance, Clarke, NSS,

Tennant, Hoover, and Panasonic. Windsor products include:

Windsor Single Motor Upright Products

Product

Stock #

Advantages

Sensor XP 12

Sensor XP 15

Sensor XP 18

1.012-024.0

1.012-027.0

1.012-030.0

•Automatic adjustment of the vacuum brush for any

surface

•Wand for detail work

•Sensor automatically shuts down when the bag is

full

•Sensor automatically shuts down when brush motor

is clogged

•99.6% efficient at .3 microns

Sensor S 12

Sensor S 15

1.012-021.0

1.012-022.0

•Wand for detail work

•Sensor automatically shuts down when the bag is

full

•Sensor automatically shuts down when brush motor

is clogged

•99.6% efficient at .3 microns

Dual Motor Upright Vacuums

Considered the “work horse” model because of its durability,

dual motor vacuums are for high usage applications. Dual

motor vacuums are designed to run significant hours in a day

and have high duty cycles. These units use an independent

vacuum motor and a brush motor to keep performance high

and failures low. This makes them more of an investment

when compared to single motor vacuums. These vacuums

generally have a long life expectancy due to their simple reparability. Repairs

can be more costly, but occur less frequently that lower priced vacuums. Like the

single motor uprights, dual motor uprights are “clean air systems,” so soil never

travels through the vacuum motor. Dual motor uprights are true vacuums.

These vacuums employ a disposable paper bag and occasionally have a cloth

bag option housed in the containment housing. Dual motor uprights are

excellent choices in facilities that have heavy traffic and require years of service

from their vacuums. Applications such as education, healthcare, large public

facilities and hospitality are excellent fits. Anywhere you can sell value and

longevity; this will be the vacuum of choice. This product requires more sales

skill than any of the others since you are selling quality, productivity and

longevity over price. The price point runs anywhere from $450-$900 depending

upon manufacture and model. Common brands include Windsor, Advance,

Clarke, NSS, and Tennant. Windsor products include:

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Windsor Dual Motor Upright Products

Product

Stock #

Advantages

Versamatic 14

Versamatic 18

1.012-034.0

1.012-036.0

•The oldest dual motor vacuum still available

•Removable brush strip allows replacement of the

strip rather than the entire brush roll

Versamatic Plus 14

Versamatic Plus 18

1.012-038.0

1.012-040.0

•Removable brush strip allows replacement of the

strip rather than the entire brush roll

•As on all the Windsor vacuums, the belt that drives

the brush is completely enclosed and protected

•Utilizes the same bags as the Sensor, which allows

the customer to only stock one bag

Axcess 12

Axcess 15

1.012-061.0

1.012-062.0

•Axcess steers right and left with a turn of the wrist

•20% faster than a conventional vacuum in

congested areas

•Better for people with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

•Burnisher head available to turn Axcess into small

area active filtration burnisher

Wide Area Vacuums

Any vacuum that employs a vacuum shoe of 20” and higher is

considered a wide-area vacuum. Most models range from 24”-30”.

Wide area vacuums operate on the same “clean air system” as dual

motor uprights, only in a larger capacity. In most cases, these units

will employ dual vacuum motors to compensate for the larger

opening. These units are designed to be used in large open areas of

carpet or long hallways. Wide area vacuums can offer high filtration and

increased productivity over uprights. Most wide area vacuums utilize a single

brush-roller, some (including the NuWave) employ dual counter-rotating brush

technology. Windsor products include:

Windsor Wide Area Vacuum Products

Product

Stock #

Advantages

Wave

1.012-505.0

•75’ cord

•6 position height adjustment

•On-board tools & wand

NuWave

1.012-533.0

•Dual counter rotating brushes for front & back pass

in single stroke

•Floating brush deck requires no operator

adjustments

•Brushes are removable with no tools for easy

cleaning

Sweeper/Vacs

Over the past five years, sweeper/vacs have seen a steady

increase in replacing cord electric wide area vacuums. This

is based primarily on the tremendous increase in

productivity with a sweeper/vac that is obtained by

eliminating the cord and by utilizing battery power.

Sweeper/vacs operate similar to impeller vacuums, except

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the soil and debris do not travel through the fan. The impeller in a sweeper/vac

only creates a small amount of airflow that assists in collecting lighter dust and

soil. The large main broom “sweeps” the soil and debris into a hopper. These

machines can be used in outdoor or indoor applications, but never both with the

same machine. These work well in environments where larger objects are being

picked up. A movie theater would be a location that you might sell a sweeper.

Areas that have hard floors and carpet floors that want a dual-purpose unit might

be another. Sweeper/Vacs lack high quality filtration and are not true vacuums.

The prices and styles vary greatly and range from $1000 for low-end sweepers to

$6000 for very large ones. Brands include, Windsor, IPC Eagle, Tennant and

Advance. Windsor products include:

Windsor Walk Behind Sweeper/Vacs

Product

Stock #

Advantages

Radius 280 Deluxe

1.517-206.0

•Battery powered

•Vacuum fan provides active dust control

•Easy main and side broom adjustments

•Side broom fold up for cleaning in dusty

environments

Radius 300

9.840-664.0

•1.4 ft3 (40 l) hopper capacity

•Active dust control system

Canister Vacuums

Canister vacuums employ a wand and hose connected to a

“canister” that sets on the ground. In some models the vacuum

head contains an electrically powered brush roller. In other models

no brush roller or power is present. Canister vacuums have become

a popular replacement for back pack style vacuums since they have

similar components. A canister vacuum can trail along with the user

but do not have to be carried on the back. Many canister vacuums are quieter

than their upright counterparts and are great to use in noise sensitive areas such

as call centers and lobbies. Canister vacuums have better filtration than fan or

impeller vacuums and therefore are preferable replacements to that style.

Canister vacuums are considered “clean air systems” and are “true vacuums”.

Pricing varies significantly from low 100’s up to $1000.

Common brands include Windsor, North American, and Advance. Windsor

products include:

Windsor Canister Vacuum Products

Product

Stock #

Advantages

Trekvac 2

1.527-104.0

•Washable nylon main filter

•Quick connect hose system

•Onboard floor tool storage

Trekvac 3

1.355-107.0

•Washable nylon main filter

•Quick connect hose system

•Onboard floor tool storage

•61 dB allows for cleaning in sound sensitive areas

•99% efficient at .3 microns

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Back Pack Vacuums

Back pack vacuums have made a strong impact on the

market in applications where quick vacuuming is a necessity.

Back pack vacuums are essentially canister vacuums that

the operator wears. They offer similar features and options

as canister vacuums. This is the only style of cleaning

equipment an operator wears. Back packs utilize a single

motor but the performance is not as high as a standard vacuum because it lacks

brush agitation. Building service contractors represent the largest segment of

end-users for this product. Prices range from $350-$700. Common brands

include Windsor, ProTeam, Clarke, Advance, Tennant, and NSS. Windsor

products include:

Windsor Back Pack Vacuum Products

Product

Stock #

Advantages

Vac Pac 6

1.014-007.0

•Spacer between belt and motor to reduce heat on

lower back

•Wide variety of tools

Vac Pac 10

1.014-005.0

•Spacer between belt and motor to reduce heat on

lower back

•Wide variety of tools

Wet/Dry Vacuums

Wet/Dry vacuums are a very commonly used piece of equipment used

primarily for wet pick up. It can be used for dry applications but a filter

bag must be placed in the tank of the machine to prevent dust from

being pulled into the vacuum motor. Wet/dry vacuums have

increasingly become commodity products over the past 10 years. With

a large influx of consumer products into the market, the profitability of

these units has dropped dramatically in the commercial segment. Virtually every

facility has the need for a wet/dry vacuum. A bypass motor of 1.5 to 3

horsepower is the standard. The machine is traditionally used with a 2-bend

wand and a squeegee floor tool. Front mount squeegee units are very effective

for fast recovery of liquid. Inexpensive units designed for consumer use do not

usually have a commercial bypass vacuum as part of the machine. They are

rated to run 30 minutes a week versus 8 hours per day on a commercial wet/dry.

Windsor products include:

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Windsor Wet/Dry Vacuums

Product

Stock #

Advantages

Titan 8

Titan 16

Titan 20

1.013-006.0

1.013-008.0

1.013-010.0

•87” of waterlift

•Made with strong blow-molded plastic

•Comes with 8 piece tool kit

Recover 7

Recover 12

Recover 17

Recover 12 w/FMS

1.428-513.0

1.428-609.0

1.667-142.0

9.840-844.0

•Onboard cleaning tools storage

•94.3” of waterlift on Recover 17

•80” of waterlift on Recover 7 & 12

Chariot iVac ATV 24 & 34

Recently, a new category was created by Windsor with

the introduction of the Chariot Stand-Up riding vacuum

cleaner. The unique feature of the iVac ATV is its’ ability

to vacuum all types of surfaces, hard or soft, effectively

and thoroughly. The Chariot ATV utilizes a specially

designed vacuumized brush deck that employs dual

counter-rotating brushes and a vacuum tray to allow the ATV to vacuum virtually

any surface. The 24” machine also comes standard with off-board cleaning

feature that allows the operator to clean remote locations up to 20 feet from the

machine. Each Chariot ATV is equipped with HEPA filtration as a standard

feature. With production rates of 23,000-34,000 sq ft per hour respectively, the

Chariot iVacs can outperform wide area vacuums, uprights and back packs.

Windsor Stand-On Vacuums

Product

Stock #

Advantages

Chariot iVac 24 ATV

HEPA Vacuum

Varies

•Multi-surface cleaning HEPA stand-on vacuum

designed for carpet, tile, wood, concrete, stone,

rubber, VCT

•24" cleaning path , 8" standard side broom

•HEPA standard, 68 dBA

•On-board tool storage

•Dual counter-rotating brushes with easy no-tool

removal

Chariot iVac 34 ATV

HEPA Vacuum

Varies

•The Chariot iVac ATV is a high performance, multi-

surface cleaning HEPA stand-on vacuum designed

for carpet, tile, wood, concrete, stone, rubber, VCT

•34" cleaning path

•HEPA filtration standard, 68 dBA

•Dual counter-rotating brushes with easy no-tool

removal

Chariot iVac 34” Deluxe

Varies

•28,600 square feet per hour; over 3 times as

productive as a standard wide area vacuum

•34” wide vacuum path

•Dual counter rotating brushes

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Carpet Extractors

A carpet extractor utilizes hot or cold water, dispensed through spray jets directly

onto the carpet. In most machines the carpet is agitated by a brush, and

recovered by a vacuum system and deposited into a recovery tank. All this action

is completed in a very short time resulting in a washing action to the carpet.

Extraction is the most thorough way to preserve carpet life and appearance;

however, it is also the most labor intensive method for carpet cleaning.

Spotters

A spotter extractor is designed to be lightweight and easily

transported to the job site to remove spots from carpet before the

spill turns into a stain. Spotters are designed to encourage cleaners

to attend to spots and spills quickly. These units have relatively

limited solution/recovery capacity (2 gallon) with lower than average

psi (around 50 psi or lower.) The unit consists of a solution tank,

recovery tank, vacuum motor and pump. Windsor products include:

Windsor Spotter Extractors

Product

Stock #

Advantages

Presto 3

Presto 3 Deluxe

9.840-068.0

9.840-069.0

•2 gallon solution & recovery tanks

•Presto Deluxe comes with the standard hand tool

and the Double Dry hand tools for upholstery,

drapes, and cubicle partitions

Priza

1.100-122.0

•Upright wand and hand tool standard

•14 psi pump delivers spotter to the surface of the

carpet pile and reduces wicking

•Recovery tank removes for easy cleaning

Portable (Box) Extractors

These machines depend on high psi (pounds per square inch) and

superior vacuum performance to clean carpet. They can also be fitted

with heating units to improve cleaning capability. These are designed to

be an adequate substitution for cleaners who normally utilize truck-

mount extractors. Solution/recovery capacity is much larger than most

extractors, yet are quite easily transported from site to site. This makes

the unit ideal for the contract cleaner. Portables are used in conjunction

with a wand (drag tool). This tool does not have brush agitation. The high psi and

heat do the job. Windsor products include:

Windsor Portable (Box) Extractors

Product

Stock #

Advantages

Dominator 13

1.006-669.0

•Productive cleaning power and versatility

•13 gallon solution capacity, 11 gallon recovery tank

•Adjustable 0-500 psi spray pressure provides

versatility to clean delicate upholstery and the

power to clean the dirtiest carpet

•Available with lightweight, ergonomic AquaFoil

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Wand Kit

•Available with or without heat

Dominator 17

1.006-670.0

•Productive cleaning power and versatility in a

portable carpet extractor

•17 gallon solution capacity 14 gallon recovery tank

•Adjustable 0-500 psi spray pressure provides

versatility to clean delicate upholstery and the

power to clean the dirtiest carpet

•Large compact wheels and compact size make

Dominator easy to move around the facility or

transport from job site to job site

•Models available with 1850W internal water heater

for additional cleaning power

•Available with lightweight, ergonomic AquaFoil

Wand Kit

Self-Contained

Self-contained extractors apply solution directly to the carpeted

surface, agitate with a brush and recover dirty solution in a single

pass. Self-contained extractors have a single cylindrical brush or

dual brushes incorporated into the machine to increase cleaning

power. Water lift and psi are not as high as portables as the

brush agitation plays a larger role in the cleaning effectiveness.

Self-contained extractors can be either standard “pull backward”

machines or “walk-behind” machines. Some machines may have the ability to be

pushed or pulled. Brush width and solution/recovery capacity vary in sizes to

accommodate the scope of the application. Windsor products include:

Windsor Self Contained Extractors

Product

Stock #

Advantages

Mini Pro

1.008-039.0

•Easy fold handle for storage and transportation

•Mesh screen protects fresh water tank from debris

•Simple operation

Cadet 7

1.008-022.0

•Roto-molded handle for durability

•Brush removes with not tools for easy maintenance

•Floating vacuum shoe

Admiral 8

1.008-017.0

•Handle adjusts to accommodate users of different

heights

•Brush removes with not tools for easy maintenance

•Floating vacuum shoe

Clipper 12

1.008-025.0

•Handle flips for pull-back and walk behind cleaning

•Brush removes with not tools for easy maintenance

•Floating vacuum shoe

Clipper DUO

1.008-048.0

•Handle flips for pull-back and walk behind cleaning

•Dual counter rotating brushes provide superior

cleaning

•Self adjusting brush deck

•On-board upholstery & spotting tool

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Walk-Behind Extractors

Larger walk-behind extractors operate exactly like their smaller self-

contained versions. Walk-behind extractors are designed for large

square footage applications, where a small machine would be far

less productive. They have large tanks, wide scrub path and are

traditionally battery powered, but cord electric machines are

available as well. Battery units can cover expansive areas without

the need for an electric outlet. Windsor products include;

Windsor Walk Behind Extractors

Product

Stock #

Advantages

Commodore 20

1.008-605.0

•Efficient operation in large areas

•Traction driven

Commodore DUO

Basic

9.840-421.0

•Can perform either standard deep extraction or

encapsulation cleaning

•Dual counter rotating brushes

•Simple operation dial

Commodore DUO

Deluxe

9.840-429.0

•Onboard solution tanks dispense chemical for inline

mixing allowing the user to switch between

chemicals without dumping, rinsing, and re-filling

•Dual counter rotating brushes

•Simple operation dial

Voyager DUO Basic

9.840-438.0

•Can perform either standard deep extraction or

encapsulation cleaning

•Dual counter rotating brushes

•Simple operation dial

Voyager DUO Deluxe

9.840-445.0

•Onboard solution tanks dispense chemical for inline

mixing allowing the user to switch between

chemicals without dumping, rinsing, and re-filling

•Dual counter rotating brushes

•Simple operation dial

Truck Mount Units

Professional carpet cleaners utilize truck mount extractors in order to

maximize portability, heat, high pressure, large recovery and high

productivity. These units allow professionals to travel from job to job

quickly with minimal set up and tear down time. Building Service Contractors also

purchase these units for their mobile floor crews. These machines are internal

combustion powered for unlimited runtime with ultra high performance. Truck

mount extractors are generally installed in vans designated specifically for this

purpose or in some cases an enclosed trailer. The high psi incorporated with

tremendous water recovery and heated water clean very effectively. The Windsor

brand does not offer truck mount units, however the Prochem & C400 brands do.

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