Our innovations - Community Sector
Because we must respond to all the constraints you may encounter, our Innovation, Research and Development Centre works on your issues and provides a solution tailored to your needs in road cleaning, urban furniture, voluntary points of contribution and communities.
Our range of products allows us to offer you Autonomous Cleaning Units (UNA) to be installed in a utility vehicle, on trailer, on vehicle tray or with specific bodywork.
These units can operate in hot or cold water and with or without detergent. The carburations proposed are in Essence, Diesel, Gazole Non Routier, Fuel, Natural Gas Vehicle or in training by taking power of the carrier vehicle.
We also offer a range of hydro-dammers to perform anti-graffiti work on any type of surface (soft or hard), accepting different granulometrics and coupled to our autonomous cleaning units described above.
Independent electric washer
Our engineering team has developed an autonomous electric washer. This vehicle works with city gas and electricity. This system allows us to offer an ecological street wash solution. Equipped with a front wash ramp and a 360° gallows spear, this vehicle allows the washing of roads and urban furniture.
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Hydro-gas
The Montanier R&D team has innovated with a gas hydro-dammer for road services. A high-pressure hot water cleaner can accompany this hydro-dammer. It works on the vehicle's power grab and city gas. Professional anti-graffiti equipment, our hydro-dammers allow to work on all surfaces and in all situations. Our sanders accept a wide variety of particle size. We can offer you our cleaners with 10 to 30 L/min operation, 80 to 350 bars and 0 to 120°C.
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Independent gas cleaning unit
Our engineering team has developed a gas standalone cleaning unit. Our hot water high pressure cleaners work on the vehicle's power intake and city gas. Professional equipment, our cleaners allow to work on all surfaces and in all situations. We can offer cleaners with 10 to 30L/min operation, 80 to 350bars and 0 to 120°C.
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