Sensor with timer
Dimension:
50cm x 30 cm x 86cm
width x depth x height
Power supply:
230 volt (110 volt optionally),
130 watt, 1200 rpm
Polish dispenser:
1 polish dispenser (0,75 liter with
stainless steel ball valve)
Brushes:
1 horsehair pre-cleaning brush
2 wool yarn polishing brushes
(Ø 13cm x 7cm)
Weight:
28 kg net,
30 kg gross
Elégance Nature plus,
dark walnut
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1. The document discusses the state estimation, locomotion, kinematics, dynamics, and control of quadruped robots. It focuses on the ANYmal robot from ETH Zurich as a key example.
2. Key topics covered include the use of an extended Kalman filter for state estimation, the inverse kinematics and dynamics challenges of quadruped robots, and approaches for support consistent inverse kinematics and dynamics that respect contact constraints.
3. The document provides an overview of concepts for quadruped control, including kinematic control, impedance control, inverse dynamics control, and whole-body control through simultaneous optimization of posture, contact forces and joint torques.
This document provides an overview of analog control systems and Laplace transforms. It introduces key concepts like Laplace transforms, common time domain inputs, transfer functions, and modeling electrical, mechanical and electromechanical systems using block diagrams and mathematical models. Examples are provided to illustrate Laplace transforms, transfer functions, and analyzing system response using poles, zeros and stability analysis.
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Industrial robots are essential to modern manufacturing. The first modern robots, called Unimates, were developed in the late 1950s and early 1960s by George Devol and Joe Engelberger. Since then, robots have advanced through four generations and are now reprogrammable, multifunctional manipulators used to transfer materials, parts, tools, and devices through variable programmed motions. Common robot components include arms, end effectors like grippers or tools, drive mechanisms, controllers, and sensors. Robots are useful for applications like material handling, machine loading/unloading, welding, assembly, and inspection. While robots provide advantages like increased output and consistency, they still have limitations and rely on human creativity, decision making
The document discusses different levels of automation, from no automation to advanced artificial intelligence. It outlines 6 practical levels currently used in industry from simple manual machines to computer numeric control machines. It also outlines 4 theoretical future levels including limited artificial intelligence, advanced AI equal to humans, and super machines that command others. While artificial intelligence can eliminate human mistakes, it also poses risks if it destroys civilization. The document concludes that AI has both benefits and dangers depending on its development and application.
This document provides details on the design and working of a gearless transmission mechanism. It consists of 3 bent links that transmit rotational motion from an input shaft to an output shaft located at a 90 degree angle without using gears. This allows motion to be transmitted through restricted spaces efficiently with minimal friction. The mechanism finds various industrial applications and can transmit power at angles between 0-90 degrees. It has been shown to achieve efficiencies as high as 90-92% compared to typical gear efficiencies of around 55%. The document then outlines the components, materials and design of the gearless transmission mechanism.
This document provides an introduction to root locus analysis. It defines a root locus as a graphical representation of how closed-loop poles move in the s-plane as a system parameter, such as gain, is varied. The objectives are to learn how to sketch a root locus using five rules, including starting and ending points, symmetry, real axis behavior, and asymptotes. An example problem sketches the root locus for a system and calculates the gain value where the locus intersects a radial line representing a specific percent overshoot value. Calculating this intersection point accurately calibrates the root locus sketch.
This document provides details about Nikhil Agrawal's summer internship at the Rourkela Steel Plant mechanical shop department from June 13th to July 22nd. It summarizes the history and special features of the Rourkela Steel Plant, describes the various machines and operations of the mechanical shop, and lists the products manufactured at the plant and their applications. The conclusion expresses that the internship provided valuable practical experience complementing theoretical knowledge.
1. The document discusses the state estimation, locomotion, kinematics, dynamics, and control of quadruped robots. It focuses on the ANYmal robot from ETH Zurich as a key example.
2. Key topics covered include the use of an extended Kalman filter for state estimation, the inverse kinematics and dynamics challenges of quadruped robots, and approaches for support consistent inverse kinematics and dynamics that respect contact constraints.
3. The document provides an overview of concepts for quadruped control, including kinematic control, impedance control, inverse dynamics control, and whole-body control through simultaneous optimization of posture, contact forces and joint torques.
This document provides an overview of analog control systems and Laplace transforms. It introduces key concepts like Laplace transforms, common time domain inputs, transfer functions, and modeling electrical, mechanical and electromechanical systems using block diagrams and mathematical models. Examples are provided to illustrate Laplace transforms, transfer functions, and analyzing system response using poles, zeros and stability analysis.
Biomedical Control systems-Block Diagram Reduction Techniques.pptxAmnaMuneer9
This is all about block diagram reduction in the course Biomedical Control Systems. Its about reducing systems into transfer functions, and figuring out how to convert analog resistors, capacitors and inductors into the frequency domain by Laplace transformation.
Industrial robots are essential to modern manufacturing. The first modern robots, called Unimates, were developed in the late 1950s and early 1960s by George Devol and Joe Engelberger. Since then, robots have advanced through four generations and are now reprogrammable, multifunctional manipulators used to transfer materials, parts, tools, and devices through variable programmed motions. Common robot components include arms, end effectors like grippers or tools, drive mechanisms, controllers, and sensors. Robots are useful for applications like material handling, machine loading/unloading, welding, assembly, and inspection. While robots provide advantages like increased output and consistency, they still have limitations and rely on human creativity, decision making
The document discusses different levels of automation, from no automation to advanced artificial intelligence. It outlines 6 practical levels currently used in industry from simple manual machines to computer numeric control machines. It also outlines 4 theoretical future levels including limited artificial intelligence, advanced AI equal to humans, and super machines that command others. While artificial intelligence can eliminate human mistakes, it also poses risks if it destroys civilization. The document concludes that AI has both benefits and dangers depending on its development and application.
This document provides details on the design and working of a gearless transmission mechanism. It consists of 3 bent links that transmit rotational motion from an input shaft to an output shaft located at a 90 degree angle without using gears. This allows motion to be transmitted through restricted spaces efficiently with minimal friction. The mechanism finds various industrial applications and can transmit power at angles between 0-90 degrees. It has been shown to achieve efficiencies as high as 90-92% compared to typical gear efficiencies of around 55%. The document then outlines the components, materials and design of the gearless transmission mechanism.
This document provides an introduction to root locus analysis. It defines a root locus as a graphical representation of how closed-loop poles move in the s-plane as a system parameter, such as gain, is varied. The objectives are to learn how to sketch a root locus using five rules, including starting and ending points, symmetry, real axis behavior, and asymptotes. An example problem sketches the root locus for a system and calculates the gain value where the locus intersects a radial line representing a specific percent overshoot value. Calculating this intersection point accurately calibrates the root locus sketch.
This document provides details about Nikhil Agrawal's summer internship at the Rourkela Steel Plant mechanical shop department from June 13th to July 22nd. It summarizes the history and special features of the Rourkela Steel Plant, describes the various machines and operations of the mechanical shop, and lists the products manufactured at the plant and their applications. The conclusion expresses that the internship provided valuable practical experience complementing theoretical knowledge.
Unit III - Solved Question Bank- Robotics Engineering -Sanjay Singh
This Question Bank for Robotics Engineering is only for academic purpose and not for any commercial use. Students of Anna University and other Universities can use it for reference and knowledge.
This document discusses steady-state error in control systems. It defines steady-state error and describes how it arises from system configuration and input type. Examples are provided to illustrate calculating steady-state error for various system types and inputs, including step, ramp, and disturbances. Sensitivity analysis is also introduced to analyze how changes in system parameters affect steady-state error.
This document provides information about a one-week industrial training at Jindal Steel and Power Limited's Rail and Universal Beam Mill in Raigarh, India. It includes an introduction to Jindal Steel, an overview of the facilities at the Raigarh plant, details about the Rail and Universal Beam Mill, and descriptions of the key processes and equipment used at the mill.
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automation of street light using 8085 microprocessorshubham9929
1. This document describes a project to automate street lights using an 8085 microprocessor.
2. It includes programs to design a digital clock displaying hours, minutes and seconds, as well as code to operate a relay to turn street lights on from 8:00am to 5:00pm.
3. The project concludes that the 8085 microprocessor can easily be used to automate street lights based on the time of day.
This document provides an overview of Bhilai Steel Plant (BSP) in India and its Department of Electronics and Telecommunication. BSP is one of the largest steel plants in India with an annual production capacity of over 4 million tons. It has various production units and sources raw materials from captive mines. The document describes the blast furnace process and the role of instrumentation engineers. It also outlines the transportation and diesel department which handles internal and external material movement via rail. Finally, it provides details on the telecommunication department which maintains the telephone network across the plant and township areas.
The document provides an overview of healthcare cobotics. It discusses the history of collaborative robots (cobots) and their introduction. Cobots are classified based on their level of interaction with humans. The document outlines various applications of cobots in healthcare such as drug delivery, pharmaceutical manufacturing, surgery, rehabilitation and healthcare device production. It also discusses the strengths and limitations as well as future opportunities for cobots in transforming the healthcare industry.
Control engineering module 2 18ME71 (PPT Cum Notes)Mohammed Imran
Control engineering module 2 18ME71 (PPT Cum Notes)
Time domain performance of control systems:
Typical test signal,
Unit step response and time domain specifications of first order,
Unit step response and time domain specifications of second order system.
Steady state error, error constants.
The document discusses robot kinematics and programming. It covers topics like robot joints and links, forward and inverse kinematics, position representation, homogeneous transformations, teach pendants, robot programming methods including leadthrough and textual languages, interpolation schemes, and generations of robot programming languages. Examples of concepts like translation, rotation, and programming commands are provided.
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This document summarizes a PLC project for a skyscraper glass cleaning robot. The robot uses suction cups to climb glass surfaces of high-rise buildings and clean the glass. It has two units, one for motion and one for cleaning. The motion unit uses motors to provide horizontal and vertical movement. The cleaning unit uses rotating cylinders, one with brushes and one with sponges, to remove dust and dirt from the glass along with a wiper. A PLC controls the motors and cleaning components to automate the glass cleaning process.
This document discusses robot kinematics and position analysis. It covers forward and inverse kinematics, including determining the position of a robot's hand given joint variables or calculating joint variables for a desired hand position. Different coordinate systems for representing robot positions are described, including Cartesian, cylindrical and spherical coordinates. The Denavit-Hartenberg representation for modeling robot kinematics is introduced, allowing the modeling of any robot configuration using transformation matrices.
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This document provides an overview of a wireless floor cleaning robot project. It includes sections on the project outline, introduction, block diagram, working, hardware components, software used, advantages, disadvantages, applications, future scope, and conclusion. The main points are:
- The project involves designing a wireless floor cleaning robot controlled remotely using an RF transmitter and receiver with an 8051 microcontroller.
- The robot receives signals from a transmitter to control DC motors and vacuum cleaner for cleaning floors remotely without wires.
- Key hardware components include an AT89S52 microcontroller, motor driver, RF modules, DC motors, vacuum cleaner, and other electronic components.
- The robot is programmed using embedded C on an
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The document outlines the key components of industrial robots including manipulator components, end effectors, control systems, applications, and programming languages. It describes how manipulators consist of joints and links that provide various degrees of freedom and discusses common joint types. The document also examines different robot configurations, control system types from limited sequence to intelligent control, applications in material handling and processing, and programming methods like teach pendant and offline programming.
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The document discusses Newton-Euler's Law of Rigid Body Motion. It defines a rigid body as a solid object where deformation is negligible. Rigid body motion can involve translation, rotation, or both. The Newton-Euler equations describe the combined translational and rotational dynamics of a rigid body by relating the motion of its center of gravity to the sum of forces and torques acting upon it. Specifically, the Newton-Euler equation gives the relationship between the motion of the center of gravity of a rigid body and the sum of forces and moments acting on the rigid body, expressed in matrix form.
This document summarizes a seminar on biomimetic robots. It begins by defining biomimetic, bio-inspired, and bionic robots. Biomimetic robots fully replicate aspects of biology, while bio-inspired robots take ideas from nature without full replication. Bionic robots integrate electronics into living organisms. The document then discusses examples throughout history of biomimicry in technology. A robotic lobster from the 1970s is presented as one of the earliest true biomimetic robots. The document concludes by outlining current and potential applications of biomimetic robots in areas like defense, entertainment, rescue operations, and industry.
The document provides a history and overview of mini excavators. It discusses how the first hydraulic mini-excavator was built in 1968 in Japan and how models from Takeuchi and Kubota followed in the early 1970s. Mini excavators started entering the UK in the 1980s and gained popularity in the 1990s. The document outlines technological advances in mini excavator designs over the decades such as zero tail swing machines. It also provides details on various mini excavator parts and attachments that are available.
Unit III - Solved Question Bank- Robotics Engineering -Sanjay Singh
This Question Bank for Robotics Engineering is only for academic purpose and not for any commercial use. Students of Anna University and other Universities can use it for reference and knowledge.
This document discusses steady-state error in control systems. It defines steady-state error and describes how it arises from system configuration and input type. Examples are provided to illustrate calculating steady-state error for various system types and inputs, including step, ramp, and disturbances. Sensitivity analysis is also introduced to analyze how changes in system parameters affect steady-state error.
This document provides information about a one-week industrial training at Jindal Steel and Power Limited's Rail and Universal Beam Mill in Raigarh, India. It includes an introduction to Jindal Steel, an overview of the facilities at the Raigarh plant, details about the Rail and Universal Beam Mill, and descriptions of the key processes and equipment used at the mill.
Introduce Deep learning & A.I. ApplicationsMario Cho
This document provides an overview of deep machine learning and its applications. It introduces Mario Cho and his experience with image recognition, medical data processing, and open source software development. The document then discusses neural networks, deep learning techniques, and how deep learning can be applied to areas like image recognition, natural language processing, and autonomous vehicles. Examples of deep learning applications include image captioning, machine translation, and generating synthetic images from sketches.
automation of street light using 8085 microprocessorshubham9929
1. This document describes a project to automate street lights using an 8085 microprocessor.
2. It includes programs to design a digital clock displaying hours, minutes and seconds, as well as code to operate a relay to turn street lights on from 8:00am to 5:00pm.
3. The project concludes that the 8085 microprocessor can easily be used to automate street lights based on the time of day.
This document provides an overview of Bhilai Steel Plant (BSP) in India and its Department of Electronics and Telecommunication. BSP is one of the largest steel plants in India with an annual production capacity of over 4 million tons. It has various production units and sources raw materials from captive mines. The document describes the blast furnace process and the role of instrumentation engineers. It also outlines the transportation and diesel department which handles internal and external material movement via rail. Finally, it provides details on the telecommunication department which maintains the telephone network across the plant and township areas.
The document provides an overview of healthcare cobotics. It discusses the history of collaborative robots (cobots) and their introduction. Cobots are classified based on their level of interaction with humans. The document outlines various applications of cobots in healthcare such as drug delivery, pharmaceutical manufacturing, surgery, rehabilitation and healthcare device production. It also discusses the strengths and limitations as well as future opportunities for cobots in transforming the healthcare industry.
Control engineering module 2 18ME71 (PPT Cum Notes)Mohammed Imran
Control engineering module 2 18ME71 (PPT Cum Notes)
Time domain performance of control systems:
Typical test signal,
Unit step response and time domain specifications of first order,
Unit step response and time domain specifications of second order system.
Steady state error, error constants.
The document discusses robot kinematics and programming. It covers topics like robot joints and links, forward and inverse kinematics, position representation, homogeneous transformations, teach pendants, robot programming methods including leadthrough and textual languages, interpolation schemes, and generations of robot programming languages. Examples of concepts like translation, rotation, and programming commands are provided.
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This document discusses reducing SPM (suspended particulate matter) levels at the screen house in a coke plant. It notes that screening operations generate a large amount of dust, with SPM levels exceeding safe limits. Several solutions are proposed, including using dry fog devices to control dust during screening. Dry fog devices use nozzles to spray a mist that reduces dust by moistening particles without making the coke wet. Other recommendations include improving conveyor transfer points and installing dust extraction systems at problem areas. The goal is to control dust and lower SPM levels to improve worker safety.
This document summarizes a PLC project for a skyscraper glass cleaning robot. The robot uses suction cups to climb glass surfaces of high-rise buildings and clean the glass. It has two units, one for motion and one for cleaning. The motion unit uses motors to provide horizontal and vertical movement. The cleaning unit uses rotating cylinders, one with brushes and one with sponges, to remove dust and dirt from the glass along with a wiper. A PLC controls the motors and cleaning components to automate the glass cleaning process.
This document discusses robot kinematics and position analysis. It covers forward and inverse kinematics, including determining the position of a robot's hand given joint variables or calculating joint variables for a desired hand position. Different coordinate systems for representing robot positions are described, including Cartesian, cylindrical and spherical coordinates. The Denavit-Hartenberg representation for modeling robot kinematics is introduced, allowing the modeling of any robot configuration using transformation matrices.
Bhilai Steel Plant is a unit of Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL), which is one of the largest state-owned steel producers in India. The presentation provides an overview of BSP, including its establishment, products, production processes, key departments, and achievements. BSP has an annual production capacity of over 3 million tons and specializes in producing rails, plates, and structural steel. It describes the key production facilities and processes, including the rail and structural mill, plate mill, and steel melting shops. The presentation also outlines some of BSP's certifications and awards it has received for its products, safety, sustainability, and corporate social responsibility efforts.
This document provides an overview of a wireless floor cleaning robot project. It includes sections on the project outline, introduction, block diagram, working, hardware components, software used, advantages, disadvantages, applications, future scope, and conclusion. The main points are:
- The project involves designing a wireless floor cleaning robot controlled remotely using an RF transmitter and receiver with an 8051 microcontroller.
- The robot receives signals from a transmitter to control DC motors and vacuum cleaner for cleaning floors remotely without wires.
- Key hardware components include an AT89S52 microcontroller, motor driver, RF modules, DC motors, vacuum cleaner, and other electronic components.
- The robot is programmed using embedded C on an
A.I. refers to the capability of machines to imitate intelligent human behavior. The history of A.I. began in the 1950s but has improved greatly in recent decades with advances like Sophia robot. A.I. is needed because humans have physical limitations, while robots can perform dangerous jobs. A.I. is created through a combination of programming, hardware, and sensors. It has many applications like healthcare, education, industry, finance, and customer support. While A.I. provides benefits like low error rates and replacing humans in dangerous jobs, there are also disadvantages such as high costs, lack of creativity, and potential unemployment. The future of A.I. could include automated transportation, cyborg technology
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This document provides an overview of mathematical modeling of physical systems. It discusses how to derive mathematical models from physical systems using differential equations based on governing physical laws. The key steps are: (1) defining the physical system, (2) formulating the mathematical model using differential equations, and (3) solving the equations. Common model types include differential equation, transfer function, and state-space models. The document also discusses modeling various physical elements like electrical circuits, mechanical translational/rotational systems, and electro-mechanical systems using differential equations. It covers block diagram representation and reduction of mathematical models. The overall goal is to realize the importance of deriving accurate mathematical models for analyzing and designing control systems.
The document outlines the key components of industrial robots including manipulator components, end effectors, control systems, applications, and programming languages. It describes how manipulators consist of joints and links that provide various degrees of freedom and discusses common joint types. The document also examines different robot configurations, control system types from limited sequence to intelligent control, applications in material handling and processing, and programming methods like teach pendant and offline programming.
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This document summarizes a seminar on biomimetic robots. It begins by defining biomimetic, bio-inspired, and bionic robots. Biomimetic robots fully replicate aspects of biology, while bio-inspired robots take ideas from nature without full replication. Bionic robots integrate electronics into living organisms. The document then discusses examples throughout history of biomimicry in technology. A robotic lobster from the 1970s is presented as one of the earliest true biomimetic robots. The document concludes by outlining current and potential applications of biomimetic robots in areas like defense, entertainment, rescue operations, and industry.
The document provides a history and overview of mini excavators. It discusses how the first hydraulic mini-excavator was built in 1968 in Japan and how models from Takeuchi and Kubota followed in the early 1970s. Mini excavators started entering the UK in the 1980s and gained popularity in the 1990s. The document outlines technological advances in mini excavator designs over the decades such as zero tail swing machines. It also provides details on various mini excavator parts and attachments that are available.
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Insha exports pvt ltd is a leading service provider for all type of bilding automation products like automatic retractible gate,automatic bollards,tripod and flap barriers,parking barriers ,rolling shutters,and high speed gates .
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2. 2
History
The company HEUTE was founded in 1905.
In 1945, the first hotel shoe shine machine was built and it went into series production soon after.
Today, the production range is very broad ranging from a practical smaller shoe shine machine for
domestic use up to exclusive models for hotels. In addition to that, HEUTE produces sole cleaning
devices as well as large scale units for different industrial purposes for several decades now.
The family company with a tradition of more than 100 years is expanding throughout the world
and set itself to produce highest quality machines individually and according to our customer’s
requirements.
HEUTE shoe shine machines are renowned in Germany and abroad and they are being
exported worldwide.
Our in-house production enables us to meet almost any customer requirement and
we look forward to realizing the design suggestion for your shoe shine machine.
Sales Export:
Susanne Molitor
sm@heute-gmbh.de
Sales Export:
Ulrike Grönegress
ug@heute-gmbh.de
Sales Germany:
Regina Ramm
rr@heute-gmbh.de
Accounting:
Monika Lilienthal
ml@heute-gmbh.de
IT Manager:
Ralph Meyer
rm@heute-gmbh.de
Sales Germany:
Steffen Moersch
ms@heute-gmbh.de
Owner:
Erica Löwe
General Manager:
Christian Löwe
3. 3
Heute
Service
Design
ProLine
BasicLine
Contents
Our quality in detail
Ellipse
Quadro
PoliArt
PoliSwing
Cosmo
Cosmo plus
Elégance Couleur
Elégance Couleur plus
Elégance Nature plus
Elégance Nature
Polifix 2 plus
Polifix 3
Polifix 4 Super
Politec Solar, Politec Polar
Ronda 30 Standard, Ronda 30 Decor
Easy Comfort, Ronda CountryStyle
Solamat 90
Solamat 100, Solamat 200
Solamat 400, Solamat 450, Solamat 500
Neptun I, Neptun II
Soltec II, Soltec III
CleanGate
ProfilGate, Solamatic III „Henkel“, Skid cleaning units
Neptun I Version, „Automobilbau“,
Cleaning units accessible afoot or passable,
Individual Design, Care products
Further information
HEUTE-guarantee, contact
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Actual colors may differ from the ones shown in this catalogue.
4. 4
Our quality in detail.
“We never wanted to be the biggest but the best.”
This is the maxim of August Heute, and ever since its foundation in 1905, the company has
remained true to this principle from generation to generation.“HEUTE” started as a producer of
shoemaking machines. In 1950, production shifted towards shoe shining machines and similar
products like cleaning devices for soles and skids.
Whatever we do, we do it with passion for our product.
Engineering
Many years of experience, particularly with
industrial machines, guarantee perfect
functionality combined with high durability.
HEUTE machines have powerful motors and
heavy cases.This leads to durability and
a foothold for the machine while at the
same time providing trouble-free usage.
Sensor
The use of a capacitive sensor with integrated timer allows for
a non-contact and noiseless start of most HEUTE machines.
The sensor recognizes the impulse and starts the machine no
matter if you use your fingers or shoe soles with the ergonomic
sensor head.
Errors due to dirt are a thing of the past with this type of sensor.
With a normal button you run the risk of smaller stones or water
to clog the moving elements of the switch.
Case
The metal-processing of the
machine cases is a traditional
skill, which has been refined
for many decades now – be it
stainless steel processing or
the cast-iron moulding of the
aluminum cases.
We vouch for long life cycles
of our products – spanning
generations.
Design
Our machines are being
developed in cooperation with
selected designers.Thus, a
high degree of usefulness and
a timeless design are guaran-
teed.Your lasting satisfaction
and convenience with our
product is what we strive for.
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5. 5
Brushes
Our polishing brushes made from wool yarn have a wooden core and they provide perfect care
for high gloss leather.The wool yarn mixture takes up the polish and spreads it evenly across
the shoe. Our pre-cleaning horse-hair brushes will cleanse rough dirt from the shoes.Artificial
material like nylon is not used for our brushes as it may damage the surface of the shoe too
easily. Our brushes give a perfect and safe polish to the shoe.
Polish dispenser
The shoe polish is applied gently through a
special stainless steel valve with a large ball.
A stop inside the valve prevents the shoes
from being damaged by any rough edges
while applying the polish.
Guarantee
We guarantee a 20-year spare part
provision to our customers and thus grant
lasting support even in the distant future.
Due to the considerably long life cycles
of our machines, it is well worth buying
a spare part even after decades.
6. Design
6 Design | Ellipse
Ellipse
With its extravagant and eye-catching form the Ellipse turns
into a design highlight in your entry area.
Two different versions of the Ellipse turn the shoe polishing into
something extraordinary.The results of both machines, whether
it has a polish dispenser or not, will be: quick, precise, satisfying
and most of all shining – just like the high-quality brushed
stainless steel sufarce of this design highlight presents itself.
Whether the model Ellipse will be placed next to a wall, in a
corner or standing freely in the room, with its classic column
design it always cuts a fine figure. Especially spacious corridors,
wide entrance halls or stylish lobbies will be appropriate sites
for a machine like this.
Ellipse, stainless steel brushed
Case:
stainless steel brushed
Dimension:
44cm x 127cm
diameter x height
Brushes:
2 polishing brushes
1 pre-cleaning brush
Ø 22cm x 8cm
diameter x width
Deliverable alternatively:
instead of the 2nd polishing
brush, a polish dispenser of
0.75 liter content with a ball
valve for leather polish is
available
Weight:
47 kg net,
50 kg gross
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally),
150 watt,
700 rpm
Starter:
Sensor with timer
Ellipse stainless steel with 3 brushes
Ellipse with high quality leather
stainless steel
with real lea-
ther coating
stainless steel
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7. 7Design | Quadro
Quadro
The model Quadro is also inspired by the
classic column shape and represents itself
as an innovative angular shaped stainless
steel case with smoothly rounded corners.
An elegant model for purists with a sense
for the aesthetic.
Our Quadro TFT with its built-in 17” display
and multimedia player addresses the indi-
vidualist, who wants to combine product
placement with shoe-shine service.
The integrated media player can be used
for advertising video spots, product photos
or audio files.
Both Quadro versions will make your sho-
es as well as the location shine brightly.
Case:
stainless steel brushed
Dimension:
38 cm x 34cm x 127cm
width x depth x height
Weight:
47kg net,
50kg gross
Brushes:
2 polishing brushes
1 pre-cleaning brush
Ø 22 cm x 8 cm
diameter x width
Deliverable alternatively:
instead of the 2nd polishing
brush a polish dispenser of
0.75 liter content with a ball
valve for leather polish is
available
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally),
150 watt,
700 rpm
Starter:
Sensor with timer
stainless steel
brushedQuadro with integrated TFT display
Strong motor
Quadro,
stainless steel brushed
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8. 8 Design | PoliArt
PoliArt
Design
The cutting-edge and impressive PoliArt is Heute’s first
rental shoe shine machine. Like a modern sculpture it
leans against the wall but it is not static in any way.
An optional TFT display on the front with a multimedia player inside
and classy illumination for brushes and polish dispenser turn the
design-oriented shoe shine machine into an individual service
center. Partners or sponsors alike will be provided with a point-
of-interest area to simply and easily bring inhouse information or
messages to the customer.
Therefore, our new model PoliArt is a unique combination of aes-
thetical form meeting individual function. Customers, who want to
be a step ahead of business competitors and provide an extraordi-
nary, informative and convincing service, should take a closer look
at the PoliArt.
Rental charge and minimum rental period available on request.
Case:
Front: stainless steel brushed
Sides: Fundermax / aluminium
compound
Dimension:
70,5cm x 38cm x 141cm
width x depth x height
Polish Dispenser:
0.75 liter with ball valve
Brushes:
2 polishing brushes
1 pre-cleaning brush
Ø 22cm x 12 cm
diameter x width
Weight (incl. TFT):
61 (64) kg net,
64 (67) kg gross
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally),
150 watt,
700 rpm
Starter:
Sensor with timer
stainless steel
brushed
Classy illumination
Innovative design
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PoliArt,TFT
9. 9Design | PoliSwing
PoliSwing
Our model PoliSwing bears its name with good reason.
Its curved silhouette and the dynamic lines will turn
this machine into a cult object of any interior design.
The striking back made from polished perforated metal combines
sturdy material with ultramodern design and creates a unique
eye-catcher. In addition to that this design provides a secure and
ergonomic hold to its user and protects walls from being touched
and stained with fingerprints.
Excellent stainless steel workmanship and high-performance finish
melt together to a design object, which is unrivalled and particularly
impressive in wide rooms.
Case:
stainless steel brushed
Dimension:
57cm x 40 cm x 91 cm
width x depth x height
Weight:
47 kg net,
50 kg gros
Brushes:
2 polishing brushes
1 pre-cleaning brush
Ø 22cm x 8 cm
diameter x width
Polish Dispenser:
0.75 liter with ball valve
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally),
150 watt,
700 rpm
Starter:
Sensor with timer
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Perforated highly polished stainless
steel, dulled contact area
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stainless steel
brushed
10. Cosmo
Design | Cosmo10
Design
The Cosmo series has convincing style, functionality and
compactness.
It adapts well to personal furnishing styles and ideas, because
Cosmo is available in numerous standard colors and can be
coated in any RAL color our customers ask for.Thus the elegant
shoe shine machine becomes an individual companion, which
integrates perfectly into your existing ambience.
The case made from max. 8 mm cast aluminum is very durable
and due to its weight the machine can be easily operated by
means of a foot sensor.A high dead weight guarantees stability.
Shoe shining can hardly be more thorough, faster and easier
especially in sophisticated households with emphasis on style
and satisfying functionality.
Cosmo, claret
claret
(RAL 3004)
white
(RAL 9016)
blue
(RAL 5013)
silver
(RAL 9006)
light ivory
(RAL 1015)
Dimension:
60cm x 38cm x 32cm
width x depth x height
Polish dispenser:
0.75 liter with ball valve
Brushes:
Ø 13cm x 7cm
diameter x width
Weight:
12kg net,
14kg gross
Starter:
Sensor with timer
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally),
130 watt,
1200 rpm
graphite
(RAL 7022)
black
(RAL 9005)
Cosmo, black
every
RAL-Color
11. Design | Cosmo plus 11
Cosmo plus
The Cosmo plus is an enhanced version of the
Cosmo series.
The additional bar made from highly polished
stainless steel make the Cosmo plus look
even more aesthetic than the smaller Cosmo
version.
The modified design changes the function: an
ergonomic contact button integrated in the bar
starts the machine for as long as
the user pushes it down. Moreover,
the handle bar provides a secure
hold while using the machine and
prevents that nearby walls will get
stained from users touching it while balancing
on one foot.
The Cosmo plus enjoys great popularity in
households with a raised standard of living,
smaller hotels, boarding houses or offices
looking for a decent but reliable shoe shine
service with elegant design.
Cosmo plus, graphite
Dimension:
60cm x 42cm x 95cm
width x depth x height
Polish dispenser:
0.75 liter with ball valve
Brushes:
Ø 13cm x 7cm
diameter x width
Weight:
16 kg net,
20 kg gross
Starter:
on the bar
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally),
130 watt,
1200 rpm
Attractive, curved design in silver
Comfortable switch
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Elégance Couleur
Design
Compact, powerful and adaptable –
these are the persuasive arguments of the
Elégance Couleur.
The classy and solid design can be integrated
with ease into any environment and due to its
size the machine will not need much space.
Thus, the Elégance Couleur is the ideal “shoe
shine butler” for private homes, smaller offices,
boarding houses and hotels the entrance areas
of which require a compact solution.
Individual customization can be achieved by
different standard colors as well as any desired
RAL color, which the Elégance Couleur can be
coated with.
Case:
coated steel
(available in: graphite, silver, black,
claret or any RAL color)
Dimension:
50cm x 30 cm x 36cm
width x depth x height
Polish dispenser:
1 polish dispenser (0,75 liter with
stain-less steel ball valve)
Brushes:
1 horsehair pre-cleaning brush
2 wool yarn polishing brushes
(Ø 13cm x 7cm)
Weight:
16kg net,
18kg gross
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally), 130 watt,
1200 rpm
Starter:
Sensor with timer
Elégance Couleur, claret
Elégance Couleur, graphite
claret
(RAL 3004)
graphite
(RAL 7022)
every RAL-Color
silver
(RAL 9006)
black
(RAL 9005)
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13. Elégance Couleur plus
Design | Elégance Couleur plus 13
The dimension of the Elégance series changes a bit with the
Elégance Couleur plus.
This elegant shoe shine machine with its solid sheet steel case makes a
perfect partner for restaurants or administrations.The reasons are manifold:
the machine has an attractive height, a smoothly curved design and efficient
features.
Either way the Elégance Couleur plus answers your claims as it provides the
perfect finish – for your shoes as well as your ambience.
Case:
coated steel
(available in: graphite, silver, black,
claret or any RAL color)
Dimension:
50cm x 30 cm x 86cm
width x depth x height
Polish dispenser:
1 polish dispenser (0,75 liter
with stainless steel ball valve)
Brushes:
1 horsehair pre-cleaning brush
2 wool yarn polishing brushes
(Ø 13cm x 7cm)
Weight:
28 kg net,
30 kg gross
Power supply:
230 volt (110 volt optionally),
130 watt, 1200 rpm
Starter:
Sensor with timer
Elégance Couleur plus,
silver
claret
(RAL 3004)
graphite
(RAL 7022)
every RAL-Color
silver
(RAL 9006)
black
(RAL 9005)
14. Design | Elégance Nature plus
Elégance Nature plus
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Design
mahogany
cherry
natural
dark walnut The Elégance Nature models have the same
design as our Elégance Couleur series but are
made from different material.
Instead of sheet steel the case is made from
real wood, the surface of which reflects its
high quality character.
Warm wood meets a puristic design with a
distinct, timeless shape - a vivid emphasis in a rather modern ambience or an integra-
ted part of a classic precious environment.
A different standard wood finish or optionally a fully customizable finish grant the best
possible effect to make this machine fit into your interior.
The Elégance Nature plus brings a new level of quality to restaurants, bars, spacious
hotel lobbies or modern administration offices.
Case:
natural wood
(available in dark walnut, mahogany,
cherry, natural wood or stained in any
finish wished for by our customers)
Dimension:
50 cm x 30cm x 86cm
width x depth x height
Polish dispenser:
1 polish dispenser (0,75 liter
with stainless steel ball valve)
Brushes:
1 horsehair pre-cleaning brush
2 wool yarn polishing brushes
(Ø 13 cm x 7 cm)
Weight:
20 kg net,
23 kg gross
Starter:
Sensor with timer
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally),
130 watt,
1200 rpm
Elégance Nature plus, mahogany
Elégance Nature plus, natural
customizable
finish
15. Design | Elégance Nature
Elégance Nature
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mahogany
cherry
natural
dark walnut
customizable
finish
Elégance Nature is the compact version of the Elégance Nature plus.
Its elegant and high-class wooden case harmonizes extremely well with ambience of classic
style and contributes and completes the interior.The warm wooden exterior of the machine
almost conceals the power that hides underneath. Just like the Elégance Couleur the
Elégance Nature is a perfect shoe shine machine which requires very little space and still
has a powerful and strong motor.With its stylish form and modest dimension this model
becomes an ideal equipment in private households, smaller boarding houses, hotels and
offices, which have a wooden ambience.
A new variant is our Elégance Nature model in black with real leather coating on the top.
Case:
natural wood (available in dark wal-
nut, mahogany, cherry, natural wood
or stained in any finish wished for by
our customers)
Dimension:
50cm x 30cm x 36cm
width x depth x height
Polish dispenser:
1 polish dispenser (0,75 liter with
stainless steel ball valve)
Brushes:
1 horsehair pre-cleaning brush
2 wool yarn polishing brushes
(Ø 13cm x 7cm)
Weight:
16 kg net,
18 kg gross
Starter:
Sensor with timer
Power supply:
230 volt, (110 volt optionally),
130 watt, 1200 rpm
Version black with
real leather
Elégance Nature,
dark walnut
Elégance Nature, black
with real leather coating
black with real
leather coating
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16. ProLine
ProLine | Polifix 2 plus16
Polifix 2 plus
Case:
agate-grey, graphite, stainless steel
brushed, Chrome or gold
Dimension:
59cm x 32cm x 102cm
width x depth x height
Brushes:
2 polishing brushes
1 pre-cleaning brush
Ø 22cm x 8cm
diameter x width
Polish dispenser:
1 polish dispenser (0,75 liter with
stainless steel ball valve)
Weight:
25kg net, 27 kg gross
Starter:
Sensor with timer
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally),
150 watt,
700 rpm
The Polifix 2 plus version is a heavy and solid machine, which is very
popular as a model for hotel floors, spacious shopping centres or
capacious administrations.
The three brushes used in this model have an impressive diameter of
22cm x 8 cm in width and are extremely durable - together with the solid
steel machine a long-term usage is guaranteed.The ergonomic stainless
steel handle bar provides a secure hold for the user.The honeycombed
rubber mat can be removed for easy cleaning of the machine’s ground thus
turning the Polifix 2 plus into a “shoe shine butler”, which is ready-for-use
at any time.
The machine will be an enriching design highlight no matter which surface
will be chosen: be it the lacquered version which is more quiet and down-
to-earth or the stylish Chrome variant, the case of which always reflects your
ambience in a perfect way.
Polifix 2 plus, Chrome
Chrome
graphit
(RAL 7022)
agate-grey
(RAL 7038)
gold (24 carat)
stainless steel
brushed
Polifix 2 plus, Chrome
17. ProLine | Polifix 3 17
Polifix 3
The versatility of the Polifix 3 is unmatched.
This machine is our top-seller - in use in
hotels and administration offices world-wide.
Known for its satisfying convenience, high-
quality workmanship and its brilliantly gentle
shoe polishing.
With the Polifix 3 we put special emphasis
on personal and individual design options in
order to make the machine fit best into any
place you want.This model offers a large
number of possible configurations.
Especially the lockable door on the front,
which is available in many different colors,
makes the Polifix 3 adaptable to floors,
walls or furnishings.
Polifix 3 Steel
Case:
matt black
Color of the doors:
stainless steel
embossed or brushed,
brass brushed
Polifix 3 Decor
Case:
matt black
Color of the doors:
jacaranda or
oak bright decor
Polifix 3 Standard
Case door colors:
agate-grey, graphite
Polifix 3 Color
Case:
matt black
Color of the doors:
every RAL-Color
Dimension:
56cm x 31cm x 85cm
width x depth x height
Polish dispenser:
1 liter disposable
bottle with ball valvel
Brushes:
2 polishing brushes
1 pre-cleaning brush
Ø 22cm x 8cm
diameter x width
Weight:
33 kg net,
36 kg gross
Starter:
Sensor with timer
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally),
150 watt,
700 rpm
stainless steel
brushed
brass
brushed
oak bright
Polifix 3 Steel
Polifix 3, Color
graphite
(RAL 7022)
agate-grey
(RAL 7038)
jacaranda
every
RAL-Color
stainless steel
embossed
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18. ProLine Polifix 4 Super
ProLine | Polifix 4 Super18
With its generous dimension the Polifix 4
Super is an eye-catcher in spacious rooms.
Its technical features are equally impressive.
Within the ProLine series the Polifix 4 Super
is the only machine with 4 brushes, the result
of which are brilliantly shining shoes.
The elegant matt black case can be combined
with different doors: matt black with brass
framework, brass brushed, with a warm
wooden or a modern stainless steel front.
Either version will represent luxury, comfort
and perfection within your rooms.
Polifix 4 Super Exquisit
Case:
matt black
Design of the doors:
jacaranda or oak bright decor, stain-
less steel embossed, stainless steel,
brass brushed or black with brass
framework
Dimension:
72cm x 32cm x 86cm
width x depth x height
Polish dispenser:
1 liter disposable bottle with
ball valve
Brushes:
3 polishing brushes
1 pre-cleaning brush
Ø 22cm x 8 cm
diameter x width
Weight:
42 kg net, 46kg gross
Starter:
Sensor with timer
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally),
240 watt,
750 rpm
stainless steel
brushed
black
(RAL 9005)
oak bright jacaranda
stainless steel
embossed
black with brass
framework
(exquisit)
brass
brushed
lockable door,
stainless steel embossed
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19. Politec Solar
Politec Polar
19ProLine | Politec
Our Politec series was designed for entrance and passage
areas with a high frequency. Each version will be mounted to
the wall but you have the choice between Politec Solar for
indoor and Politec Polar for outdoor usage. Both solutions
will make the dirt stay outside.
The ergonomic bow handle will grant firm hold to users while
cleaning shoes. In particular cleansing work boots is made
easy due to the very large and hard brushes.
Honeycombed rubber mats with integrated sole wipers to
support the cleaning process come with both versions of the
Politec.
Case:
powder coated steel, silver
metallic
Colors of the bow handle:
red, blue or black,
any RAL color at surcharge
Dimension:
66cm x 34 cm x 114cm
width x depth x height
Polish dispenser:
Politec Polar: no dispenser
Politec Solar: 0.75 liter
container with ball valve
Brushes:
1 nylon pre-cleaning brush,
1 soft wool yarn polishing
brush
Ø 22cm x 16 cm
diameter x width
Weight:
31 kg net,
35 kg gross
Starter:
Sensor with timer
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally),
240 watt,
750 rpm
Politec Solar
Politec Polar
Powder coated steel, silver-metallic
(RAL 9006) with bow-handle in:
red
(RAL 3020)
blue
(RAL 5010)
black
(RAL 9005)
every
RAL-Color
extremely wide brushes
20. BasicLine Ronda 30 Standard
Ronda 30 Decor
BasicLine | Ronda 3020
Ronda 30 Standard presents itself as a real classic among
shoe shine machines.
A puristic design, a powerful motor and excellent value for
money are the key characteristics of this model while it still
does not require too much space. Boarding houses, hotels
and office and administration buildings are places where this
machine is at home.
Case:
matt black
Colors of the door:
jacaranda or
oak bright decor
Dimension:
46cm x 30 cm x 79 cm
width x depth x height
Polish dispenser:
0.75 liter with ball valve
Brushes:
2 polishing brushes
1 pre-cleaning brush
Ø 13 cm x 7 cm
diameter x width
Weight:
21 kg net, 23 kg gross
Starter:
Sensor with timer
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally),
130 watt,
1200 rpm
jacarandaoak bright
Case:
agate-grey or graphite
Colors of the door:
agate-grey or graphite
Dimension:
46cm x 30cm x 79cm
width x depth x height
Polish dispenser:
0.75 liter with
ball valve
Starter:
Sensor with timer
Brushes:
2 polishing brushes
1 pre-cleaning brush
Ø 13cm x 7 cm
diameter x width
Weight:
21 kg net,
23kg gross
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally),
130 watt,
1200 rpm
graphite
(RAL 7022)
agate-grey
(RAL 7038)
Ronda 30 Decor, jacaranda
Ronda 30 Standard, graphite
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Easy Comfort
21BasicLine | Easy Comfort • Ronda CountryStyle
graphite
(RAL 7022)
oak rustic
The Ronda CountryStyle’s unique charm
is a result of the real wood case.
Available as “oak bright”,“oak rustic” or
any finish wished for by our customers
this machine will fit into your interior as
an appropriate piece of furniture.
Technical details are identical to those of
the Ronda 30.
oak bright
Case:
oak bright, oak rustic,
customizable finish
Dimension:
52cm x 30cm x 90cm
width x depth x height
Polish dispenser:
0.75 liter with ball valve
Brushes:
2 polishing brushes
1 pre-cleaning brush
Ø 13 cm x 7cm
diameter x width
Weight:
25 kg net, 27 kg gross
Contact switch:
on the case
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally),
130 watt,
1200 rpm
Easy Comfort brings professional shoe shine service into
every home. Small, light and user friendly the Easy Comfort
finds a place in every nook and cranny.
Thus there are no excuses for dirty shoes any longer.
Two polishing and a nylon pre-cleaning brush provide a quick
and efficient cleaning and polishing of any shoe.
Case:
graphite
Dimension:
49 cm x 32 cm x 31cm
width x depth x height
Polish dispenser:
0.2 liter with plastic ball valve
Brushes:
2 polishing brushes
1 pre-cleaning brush
Ø 13cm x 6 cm
diameter x width
Weight:
10 kg net,
11 kg gross
Contact switch:
on the case
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally),
100 watt,
1100 rpm
customizable
finish
22. Solamat 90
Solamat 90 · 100 · 20022
Solamat 100 and 200 have a slightly different design: four wheel brushes clean the soles and
two lateral disk brushes clean the edges of the shoes, while the uppers are cleaned by a third
brush. Brushed-off dirt falls into a large drawer here as well.A belt gear ensures powerful
brushing while running smoothly at the same time.
Solamat 200 is equipped with an additional exhaust and filtering system, which is placed
inside the upper part of the case. Dust and aerosols are sucked into the upper part by means
of under-inflation and they are collected by a filter. Cleaned air exits via a grid at the rear side
of the case; the filter mat can be exchanged easily.
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Drive:
belt drive and strong motor
Colors:
agate-grey with black ergonomic handle
bow or graphite with red ergonomic
handle bow
Dimension:
46cm x 56 cm x 114 cm
width x depth x height
Brushes:
4 nylon wheel brushes,
2 nylon disk brushes
Weight:
47 kg net,
50 kg gross
Starter:
Sensor with timer
Power supply:
230 volt (110 volt optionally),
180 watt,
750 rpm (for brush gear)
agate-grey (RAL 7038) with
black (RAL 9005) ergonomic
handle
graphite (RAL 7022)
with red (RAL 3020)
ergonomic handle
The Solamat 90 cleaning unit is designed with
four brushes, which are counter rotating and
clean the soles from underneath. Two lateral
disk brushes clean the edges of the soles.
Brushed off dirt falls into a large drawer at
the bottom of the device.This drawer can be
removed and cleaned easily.
23. Solamat 100
Solamat 200
23Solamat 90 · 100 · 200
Drive:
belt drive and strong motor
Colors:
graphite or agate-grey
Dimension:
46cm x 60cm x 110 cm
width x depth x height
Weight:
60kg net, 64 kg gross
Bristles:
wheel and disk plate: nylon
upper brush: horsehair
(optionally: nylon – at no
additional cost)
Starter:
Sensor with timer
Power supply:
230 volt (110 volt optionally),
180 watt,
750 rpm (for brush gear)
Drive:
belt drive and strong motor
Colors:
graphite or agate-grey
Dimension:
46 cm x 60cm x 110cm
width x depth x height
Weight:
62 kg net, 66 kg gross
Bristles:
wheel and disk plate: nylon
upper brush: horsehair
(optionally: nylon – at no
additional cost)
Starter:
Sensor with timer
Power supply:
230 volt (110 volt optionally),
180 watt,
750 rpm (for brush gear)
Exhaust volume:
360 m3
/h (with filter mat 500 g/m2
)
Filter classes:
according to DIN 24185 – EU 4
according to EN 779 – G 4
graphite
(RAL 7022)
Exhaust and
filtering system
agate-grey
(RAL 7038)
graphit
(RAL 7022)
agate-grey
(RAL 7038)
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Solamat 400 · 450 · 50024
Solamat 500
Drive:
belt drive and strong motor
RPM of the brushes:
via frequency inverter
continuously variable
Dimension inclusive
drip-off grate:
70cm x 150 cm x
18,5/128 cm
width x depth x height
Dimension of brush area:
40cm x 50 cm x 1 cm
width x depth x height
Brushes:
nylon fiber: 0,20 mm,
black, smoothly waved
Weight:
107 kg net, 123kg gross
Start/Stop automatism:
via optical sensor
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally)
Motor:
0,18 kW, 50 Hz, Iso-Cl F,
IP 55
Specifics:
½ water supply with
solenoid valve.
Pressure can be regulated
from 0 – 1,6 bar.
Hose pump with
0,15 – 4,5 l / hour water
throughput.
Drain cock with 1 exit.
Drive:
belt drive and strong motor
RPM of the brushes:
via frequency inverter
continuously variable
Dimension:
70cm x 75cm x 18,5/128 cm
width x depth x height
Dimension of brush area:
40cm x 50 cm x 1 cm
width x depth x height
Brushes:
nylon fiber: 0,40 mm, black, hard
Weight:
90 kg net, 102 kg gross
Start/Stop automatism:
via optical sensor
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally)
Motor:
0,18 kW, 50 Hz, Iso-Cl F, IP 55
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Solamat 450
Dry or wet sole cleaning
The innovative sole cleaning devices Solamat 400, 450 and 500 close the gap between our Soltec and
Solamatic range on the one hand side and the smaller stations Solamat 90, 100 and 200 on the other side.
These high quality industry devices are made entirely from stainless steel.They should be used as a forced pathway
which all users have to pass. Before entering the actual cleaning area the user will be recognised by an optical
sensor located in the hand rail.This sensor automatically starts the counter-rotating wheel brushes and switches
the machine off when the user has left the device.
Solamat 400 and 450 are made for dry cleaning, where brushed off dirt will be collected in a drawer at the bottom
of the machine, which can be easily pulled for cleaning.
Solamat 450 has an additional nozzle, which can be connected to either a work’s own suction system or to our
optional industrial suction and filter device (dust/dirt class “M” – DIN // EN 60335-2-69). Our suction and filter
device is linked to the Solamat 450 and starts and stops automatically with it.
Solamat 500 is a wet cleaning unit and requires a ½ connection for water input.When the machine starts, a
solenoid valve opens and feeds water to the bin and brushes.A separate hose pump can add cleaning fluids or
disinfectants while a regulator is responsible for a constant level.The wheel brushes take up water plus optional
cleaning media and transport both towards the soles to be cleaned. Effluent water is drained away from the
machine’s bin and should be fed into drainage.A drip-off grate behind the brushing area minimizes further water
transportation.With a 1 drain cock dirty water can be let off.
Drive:
belt drive and strong motor
RPM of the brushes:
via frequency inverter
continuously variable
Dimension inclusive
drip-off grate:
70cm x 75 cm x
18,5/128 cm
width x depth x height
Dimension of brush area:
40 cm x 50 cm x 1 cm
width x depth x height
Brushes:
nylon fiber: 0,40 mm,
black, hard
Weight:
91 kg net, 103 kg gross
Start/Stop automatism:
via optical sensor
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally)
Motor:
0,18 kW, 50 Hz, Iso-Cl F,
IP 55
Specifics:
Suction nozzle 60mm
Suction and
filter device:
Airflow rate (l/min):
2 x 3.600
Underinflation
(mbar/KPa): 250/25
Engine power Pmax
(watt): 2 x 1.500
Weight: 42kg net, incl.
transport rack
Start/Stop automatism:
via optical sensor in
Solamat 450
Power supply:
230 volt
(110 volt optionally)
Filter class:
Dust/dirt class “M”
Active cleaning area
stainless
steel
26. Neptun26
Neptun I
Neptun II
Case:
stainless steel design
Dimension:
112cm x 95 cm x 131 cm
width x depth x height
Water consumption:
approx. 6 liters per minute
Feeding pump:
adjustable from approx.
0.01 to 0.5 l/min
Weight:
138 kg net,
150kg gross
Contact switch:
on the handle
Power supply:
400 volt, 16 A,
other voltages optionally,
three-phase current
A comfortable handle switch starts the robust Neptun I
sole cleaning unit. On startup, a magnetic valve will
provide the water supply. By means of an adjustable
feeding pump, a cleaning or disinfectant medium can
be mixed with the water.
The Neptun II boot-washing unit is similar to the
Neptun I sole cleaning unit, but is also equipped with
two nylon brushes, which are placed at both sides.
These wheel brushes, which are also sprayed with water
and cleaning medium, clean the bootlegs effortlessly
and quickly.
Case:
stainless steel design
Dimension:
65cm x 106cm x 120cm
width x depth x height
Water consumption:
approx. 5 liters per minute
Feeding pump:
adjustable from approx.
0.01 to 0.5 l/min
Weight:
80kg net, 90 kg gross
Contact switch:
on the handle
Power supply:
400 volt, 16 A,
other voltages optionally,
three-phase current
stainless steel
Additional
information can
be obtained:
“Cleaning
devices for
industrial
purposes”
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27. 27Soltec
Soltec II + III
Soltec II + III „wet“ and „dry“
Drive transmission: 2 x worm gear drive
RPM of the brushes: approx. 93 RPM
Case and handrail: made entirely from stainless steel
Dimension Soltec II:
940 x 1.900 x 1.270 mm (W x L x H)
Dimension Soltec III:
940 x 2.670 x 1.270 mm (W x L x H)
Brushes Soltec II:
2 à 1.000 mm length, PA 6.12, 1 mm black, hard
Brushes Soltec III:
2 à 1.600 mm length, PA 6.12, 1 mm black, hard
Weight:
Soltec II “dry”: 270kg net
Soltec III “dry”: 305 kg net
Soltec II “wet”: 265 kg net
Soltec III “wet”: 300 kg net
Start/Stop automatism: via 2 optical sensors
Power supply: 3 x 400 volt/N/PE, nominal current max 3,75A
Motor: 0,5 kw, 50-60 Hz, IP 64
Specifics of model “wet”
Water inlet connection R ¾, internal thread + solenoid valve
Water outlet connection R 2½ external thread
Water pressure min. 4 bar, max. 8 bar
Water temperature min. 4°C, max. 42°C
Holder for max. 20 l cleaning medium tank
stainless steel
Cleaning units dry or wet
Soltec cleaning units for heavy duty use in industrial environments are available
in two different lengths.These devices are designed for above ground placement
and should be positioned in a way that everyone will have to pass through this
unit.
Our Soltec “dry” version brushes dirt
off shoe soles and collects it in a large
stainless steel drawer at the bottom of the
machine, which can be removed for easy
cleaning.
Soltec “wet” models have an ¾ input
connector to feed water by means of a so-
lenoid valve on the two wheel brushes while
optional cleaning medium can be added
with the integrated hose pump. Sewage
flows off through an 2,5 diameter nozzle.
The grates above the brushes can be lifted for cleaning the inside of the machine. Each unit has an optical sensor
on both sides, which starts the drive.The follow-up time can be regulated so that the unit will be cleaned sufficiently
after usage.
NEW
Cleaning is made easy due to tiltable grates
and removable stainless steel bin
Active cleaning with rotating brushes
Soltec III, „dry“
Tank for cleaning fluid
28. CleanGate®28
CleanGate®
Pit Dimension:
143 cm x 120 cm x 32cm
width x length x depth
Max. loading capacity:
300 kg concentrated load,
unlimited number of people
Cleaning area:
98 cm x 108 cm
width x length
Net-Weight:
300 kg
Brush bars:
approx. 280 movements / min
Power supply:
400 volt, 16 A,
other voltages optionally,
three-phase current
Cleaning is made easy due to gas struts
which open the gate effortlessly.
Clean soles by means of
active cleaning.
Until now, attractive entrance areas and offices of high
value are exposed to excessive wear-and-tear from high
usage, which leads to premature wear-out.
The resulting costs for cleaning, maintenance and renewal
can be reduced considerably by using the active sole clea-
ning unit, CleanGate®.This way, dirtying carpets or floors
by visitors and employees can be avoided.
The visual appearance of the CleanGate® is similar to a
conventional doormat that is installed in the floor.
However, the efficiency of bristles working in opposite
directions is much higher than that of conventional mats.
We have produced similar units for large scale industries
for many years now, where moving brushes or mats reliably
prevent staining and scratching of adjacent floor covering.
CleanGate® is particularly suitable for those areas where
many people are passing by – e.g. shopping centers,
airports, administration buildings or offices.Visitors, cu-
stomers and guests will have their soles cleaned automati-
cally when crossing the unit.The patented bristle drive with
bars moving in opposite directions is guaranteed to work,
despite the amount of dirt that is brushed off.
For detailed information please refer to our catalogue:
“CleanGate®”.
The entire unit is free of maintenance as the
drives are dirt-protected.
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Further information can be
obtained in the brochure:
“CleanGate®”
Fixed stripes made from felt absorb damp-
ness of the soles.Anti-skidding stainless steel
grates allow trolleys as well as shopping carts
or wheelchairs.
The case, made from stainless steel, fits in
easily to modern architecture.
stainless
steel
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ProfilGate®
Tire cleaning unit ProfilGate® (patented)
Dirt transportation from tires into sensible areas is very often underestimated. First of all the
entrance zones will be contaminated and following vehicles will then spread the dirt further into
the production areas.With ProfilGate® cleaning grates soiling problems can be eliminated directly
at the entrance zones.
The grates have a height of 45mm and can be mounted at ground level or above ground level and
be accessed via flat ramps.This way a forced passage can be set up easily which all vehicles have
to pass.
Hot-dipped grates with special brushes are placed inside stainless-steel bins, which collect the
brushed off dirt.The particular angle of the special brushes automatically clean all kind of tire
treads mechanically when crossing the grates. Electricity is not necessary.
Cleaningunits
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Cleaning units
Width Length Height Format Weight
driving direction kg
ProfilGate® grates are available in these standard sizes (mm):
324 976 45 S 21
702 976 45 M 39
1.012 976 45 L 51
1.212 976 45 XL 58
31. 31
HEUTE also produces accessible cleaning gates as well as
passable units, which are driven electrically, depending on the
operating range. Our gates can avoid forklift trucks or other
vehicles from transporting dirt from their tires or rolls into or
out of a production area. Before entering a sensitive area,
each vehicle must pass the cleaning gate, which is fixed into
the ground.
Cleaning units accessible
afoot or passable
Mounted at ground levelEasy cleaning of the
stainless steel bins
Access via flat ramps for above ground
level mounting
Up to 10 tons of load-
bearing capacity
Can easily be integrated into existing
driveways
Cleaning method protected by patents
Cleaning units
32. 32
Special version for e.g.
Mercedes-Benz coating
cabins
These sole cleaning systems are
housed in the bearing grid of the
enamelling system and remove
wax, fillers and enamel from the
shoe soles of workers.
Its explosion-proof construction
means that it can be used in the
cabins and thus prevent the dan-
ger of slipping and dirt distributi-
on outside the cabin.
Cleaning units
Neptun I Version
”Automobilbau“
The entire machine can be opened for
cleaning purposes
Additional information can
be found in:
“Cleaning devices for
industrial purposes”
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33. 33
Special equipment for cleaning
castors
This system is designed for cleaning castors of
transport carts.These carts are automatically
pulled through the device by means of a
transport belt. In the front section of the
device the wheels will be cleaned with
brushes and fluids. The rear section will
disinfect running surfaces and flanks of the
wheels.
To avoid impurities in the coating area and to ensure
higher transportation speeds, HEUTE Skid cleaning
systems are integrated into the conveyor system.
The skids are cleaned with a combination of brushes
of different bristles from below and from both sides.
Cleaning liquids support and speed up the cleaning
– a dispenser is responsible for the supply.
Cleaning units
Solamatic III
”Henkel“
Skid
cleaning units
34. Service34
Service
Care products
Special leather polish for shoe shine machines
Available in colorless/neutral or black; 1 liter dis-
posable bottle.The shoes will be impregnated by the
leather wax and kept smooth, the wool yarn polishing
leads to a natural shining.We recommend using
colorless media to be able to polish shoes of every
color.
Special cleaning medium HEUfex
HEUfex is a nonfat medium for cleaning or degreasing shoe shine brushes and bristles;
available in 1 liter disposable bottles.
Individual Design
To most people, shoe shine machines are known as
silent servants from their visits in hotels. But then why
would only the hotel manager want to reduce trans-
portation of dirt and why would only this business want
to provide a clean and shiny environment?
Service becomes more and more important and a
perfect shoe shine machine will make your customer
realize he is getting that “certain something” when doing
business with you.We provide shoe shine machines
with your individual design or company logo that can
help you present your business as “perfectly clean”.
We will be glad to work out an offer meeting your
demands. If you want to know more about the possibili-
ties of an individual design, please take a look at our
special catalogue: “Shoe shine machines for attractive
customer service”.
This catalogue can be
ordered via our service
hotline.
Model Ellipse with multimedia player and TFT display
Model Ellipse with an
individual design
35. Service 35
Further information
More detailed and specific information can be obtained via fax, phone or internet.
CleanGate®
Clean soles by means of
active cleaning.
The automatic cleaning
mat for entrance areas.
Shoe shine machines for
attractive customer service
Possibilities of
individual design.
Cleaning devices for
industrial purposes
Clean solutions for the
industry.
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The entire product range plus additional
information on our products can be found
on our websites.
36. HEUTE never sleeps
From the very first moment when you
consider buying a HEUTE product, our
team will be ready to help.You can
contact us from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
(Monday to Thursday) and Fridays from
7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. via telephone.
Or you can contact us 24/7 by fax
or email.
Nowhere is too far for us
Apart from the standard units, which
you can find in our catalogues, we can
provide you with sole cleaning units
and special facilities for industrial
purposes that suit your needs and local
demands. In order to offer tailor-made
solutions, we will visit your company
and help you make the right decision.
Fast as lightening
Having chosen your desired machine
from our catalogue/website, send us
your order and we shall be able to
dispatch most of our models the very
same day we receive your order.
Machines with a special coating or
special equipment usually take 8 to 10
days. For sole cleaning units and indus-
trial facilities, we will coordinate a date
according to the phase of your project.
We care for you
When you are using our products, our
work is not yet finished. Our shoe shine
machines have an exceptionally long
guarantee period of 3 years. During this
period, we replace all spare parts at no
charge, which are damaged because of
faults we have made during produc-
tion and assembling. Damage due to
improper handling will invalidate the
guarantee.
For 20 years from the date of purchase
we will provide spare parts for the main-
tenance of your shoe shine machine!
All our products have a long lifetime
expectancy on the condition that they
are handled properly. However, should
you need a spare part, we will normally
be able to send it to you on the very
same day.
All our products come with a detailed
operating manual; if you wish, we can
even provide the spare part lists and
exploded drawings
Please keep in mind that the colors
shown in this catalogue may differ from
original colors.
HEUTE-Guarantee
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Maschinenfabrik Heute GmbH Co. KG
Address: Weinsbergtalstraße 2-6 · 42657 Solingen · Germany
Postal address: P.O. Box 100507 · 42605 Solingen · Germany
Phone: +49(0)212-380310 · Fax: +49(0)212-818085
E-mail: info@heute-gmbh.de · Internet: www.heute-gmbh.de