SCRUBBING MACHINES

The Easy Line scrubbing machines are designed for use on surfaces of less than 1,000 sq.m. so they're very compact, making them ideal for small, cluttered areas.
They can move through narrow spaces (even just 40cm in the case of Genie) where no scrubbing machine has managed to pass up to now. They wash the floor with water and detergent, using a mechanical brush action, but at the same time they also suck up the dirt, leaving behind a perfectly dry floor.

There are many reasons, but we'll concentrate on the main ones (those put forward by the users themselves).
The main reason is that when you use a scrubbing machine with the right detergent, the floor undergoes an important sanitation process that can't be compared with the manual cleaning systems (mop + bucket) usually used on small surfaces.
IFurthermore, cleaning operations take just half the time and require no effort at all from the operator. All things considered, there are good economic savings.

Easy Line consists of scrubbing machines designed around the criteria of the professional sector. This means there are different types of brush and pad holder to resolve any dirt problem on any type of floor.
Both normal and stubborn dirt can be removed without difficulty.
In the case of stubborn dirt it's a good idea to pre-wash the floor, letting the detergent solution take effect before applying the suction operation. For normal dirt on the other hand, you can wash and apply suction (dry) in a single step.
To conclude, mechanical washing is suitable for every type of floor except carpeting, natural wood, or suspended flooring.

The answer depends on certain factors of course, but it's demonstrable (and demonstrated) that the use of a scrubbing machine is advantageous (money savings) in the case of both 250 sq.m. washed just twice a week (periodical cleaning), and 60 sq.m. washed every day (daily cleaning).
Research has also been done into the possibility of detergent solution savings, to make the machines more productive. In fact, both the Genie and the My16 scrubbing machines use the Eco ON/OFF device to stop the detergent solution flow when the brush stops. For instance, if the machine is stopped by the operator for any reason (even just a break), the detergent solution to be used on the floor will stop flowing automatically. As soon as work starts up again, the solution is supplied.

Not at all. Despite guaranteeing professional-level performances, their highly simplified use makes them really "Easy" - both the battery and mains powered versions.
Training is completely unnecessary; just follow the instructions in the manual and you're ready to work.

Given that these devices are designed for professional use, the law doesn't require a special warranty.
Of course, Fimap guarantees its machines as indicated in its own warranty, and this will be fully explained to you by your Authorised Retailer.