Hako Compact Cleaning Solutions at Bauma

In the construction industry, cleanliness is a key factor for economic efficiency and occupational safety. This is precisely where Hako comes in with its wide range of Oertzen high-pressure cleaners, which visitors to the bauma 2025 in Munich will be able to experience live at stand B4.306 from 7 to 13 April.

Cleaning power for extreme conditions

Hako offers suitable cleaning solutions for the high demands of the construction industry. The high-pressure cleaners are available as cold or hot water versions as required, optionally with an electric motor or combustion engine for independent operation. Thanks to a wide range of accessories, they can be flexibly adapted to different areas of application – mobile or stationary.

For example, for cleaning construction machinery: Cold water high-pressure cleaners such as the Oertzen C170-9 E remove stubborn dirt, sludge and concrete residue from excavators, wheel loaders, dumpers and other heavy machinery. Hot water high-pressure cleaners such as the Oertzen H180-15 E.D are used in particulary tough cases and for oil residues. The combination of high pressure, hot water and – if necessary – cleaning agents removes dirt even more effectively. Regular cleaning also helps to prevent corrosion and wear – and thus prolongs the machine’s service life.

In addition to removing oily and greasy residues from construction machinery, tools, moulds and mixers, cleaning construction site floors also promotes productivity and work safety. Powerful cold water high-pressure cleaners such as the Oertzen C350-21 P use up to 500 bar working pressure to quickly and effectively remove mud, dust, clay and other deposits from driveways, in loading zones and in production facilities. Cold water high-pressure cleaners such as the Oertzen C500 27 EP can be used to remove rust, old layers of paint or coatings from metal structures and to prepare concrete and steel surfaces for repairs and new coatings. With a sustainable effect: Every Oertzen model is designed to conserve resources and materials and achieve economical results.