Introduces Fuel Cell-Powered Industrial Floor Cleaning Machine

  Nilfisk-Advance Group, a manufacturer and distributor of professional floor cleaning equipment, introduced a fuel cell-powered industrial combination sweeper-scrubber.According to a release, the Advance CS7000 Combination Sweeper-Scrubber Fuel Cell unit was unveiled by Nilfisk-Advance's U.bench grinderS. President & General Manager Jeff Barna at the ProMat 2013 Expo in Chicago. This machine responds to the industrial demand for alternative fuel solutions.solar mounting"Our industrial customers have asked for sustainable cleaning solutions coupled with Advance's proven track record of great performance and enhanced productivity. This first-of-its-kind fuel cell-powered unit provides a sweeper-scrubber solution for customers who have already invested in fuel cell technology, allowing them to further leverage their fuel cell investment and infrastructure," said Barna.Belt conveyor "Advance's goal is to always deliver best-in-industry products and customer service so fuel cell technology users can now meet their industrial cleaning needs, while utilizing their own hydrogen fuel-cell infrastructure." Operating solely on hydrogen, the fuel cell-powered Advance CS7000 provides enhanced efficiency, productivity, reliability, simplified maintenance and 100 percent indoor emission-free operation-making it an ideal solution for sustainable-driven applications. Featuring dedicated sweeping and scrubbing functions, the Advance CS7000 fuel cell unit provides one-pass cleaning power for enhanced cleaning capabilities. Optional equipment features such as the patented DustGuard System, provide users with unlimited flexibility to meet their cleaning challenges. The company noted additional benefits:Plug Power Inc., the architect of modern fuel cell technology, manufactures the fuel cell used in the Advance CS7000 sweeper-scrubber. Plug Power revolutionized the industry with its GenDrive power solutions that increase productivity, lower operating costs and reduce carbon footprints for customers who use their fuel cell products."Advance is an industry leader and innovator and it was only natural for Plug Power and Advance to join forces to offer the cleaning industry's first fuel cell sweeper-scrubber," said Erik Hansen, VP Sales of Plug Power.Firefighters responded to a single-wide mobile home fire on the 100 block of McKinley Road at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday.metal machiningThe cause of the fire was determined by Chehalis fire investigators to be electrical.Service is increasingly important and the economically developed Earth auger areas will continue to maintain a large and active consumer demand for industrial aluminum profile in favor of the further.The smoke detector in the residence alerted the man who lived there of the fire, and he put it out with a garden hose prior to the arrival of fire crews.