Machine to clean stone floors and natural stone

Effective Cleaning Without Water, Chemicals, or High Pressure

A natural stone floor looks premium—but over time it often becomes heavily soiled. That is exactly what makes cleaning natural stone floors so challenging: dirt particles settle into the usually slightly rough surface, get ground in by foot traffic, and cling very stubbornly. Especially with sandstone and travertine floors, thorough cleaning has often only been possible with significant technical effort—often including large-scale cordoning off and restrictions during ongoing operations.

Real-world example: Cleaning a sandstone floor in Hamburg during ongoing public access

In the following case, a sandstone floor in Hamburg was cleaned inside a building with public traffic. The goal was to clean the natural stone floor without having to close off the area. Methods such as high-pressure cleaning or dry ice blasting were therefore not an option, because the space had to remain accessible at all times.

With the systeco cleaning machine, very good—and above all long-lasting—results can be achieved in situations like this: without water, without chemicals, and without high pressure. This makes it possible to clean the natural stone floor effectively while operations continue uninterrupted.

Cleaning a sandstone floor

The sandstone floor of a restaurant in Hamburg was supposed to be cleaned dust free without contaminating so that no evacuation of the area was needed. This is made possible with the vacuum blasting method. 

Natural stone floor cleaning machines on travertine

In this example, a travertine floor of an entrance hall in Munich is cleaned. Here as well, the cleaning process took place during public business.