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Your occupied spaces, deep cleaned with steam
The quiet, non-disruptive cleaning power of steam gives you the ability to deep clean smaller spaces and hard to reach areas while still supporting a calming healing environment. Using only distilled water to create superheated dry steam – your patients will breathe easy and enjoy an improved experience in their clean surroundings.
- Improved patient experience easily provide a sanitary atmosphere and maintain optimum appearance
- Quick turnaround time compact machine allows you to clean occupied spaces fast and efficiently
- Continuous refill capacity no delays waiting for the tank to cool down, just add more water and continue
- NO smell zero VOC’s contribute to improved air quality
- NO chemicals just water and the power of steam
- Everyday cleaning with innovative microfiber technology specially designed microfiber pad does not become saturated, resulting in rapid drying time
- Scrubbing pad for tougher spots organic crushed walnut shells make this more aggressive cleaning pad not only effective, but scratch resistant and unique
nora pro steamer
Easy deep clean of nora floor coverings with steam.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
nora pro steamer is a steam cleaning machine used to maintain nora® flooring where other cleaning equipment cannot be used efficiently for daily cleaning i.e. patient rooms, bathrooms, outside of shower areas, ICU or NICU. Steam cleaning is a deep cleaning process that combines the use of distilled water and a steam mopping system to remove dirt and grime from nora flooring surfaces.
Typically minerals and ions found in tap water can be corrosive to the heating element in the steam machine. Distilled water is water that has had many of its impurities removed through distillation. Distillation involves boiling the water and then condensing the steam into a clean container.
Yes. Steam cleaners will allow you to sterilize a wide range of materials. Temperature, pressure, and time are the main factors of this process. The higher the temperature, the greater the pressure, shortens the sterilization cycle. nora systems, Inc. does not claim to kill bacteria and pathogens with the use of the nora pro steamer. The nora pro steamer provides a very effective method to clean the floor without the use of cleaning chemicals which can leave a chemical residue.
nora pro steamer heats the distilled water up to 340°F or 172°C. Note: Center for Disease Control recommends you must have a minimum of 273°F (133°C) for effective sterilization process. When using the nora pro steamer continuously, the unit will generate minimum temperature of 293°F or 145°C of output.
Example:
- Sterilization at a surface temperature of 194°F or 90°C needs a minimum of 1 minute of disinfection time.
- Sterilization at a surface temperature of 176°F or 80°C needs a minimum of 10 minutes of disinfection time.
- Sterilization at a surface temperature of 167°F or 75°C needs a minimum of 30 minutes of disinfection time.
- Sterilization at a surface temperature of 158°F or 70°C needs a minimum of 100 minutes disinfection time.
nora pro steamer operates at 8 bar =116 psi
The steam is water above boiling temperature (HOT!). Do not touch the steam bar or the micro pad holder or touch any person(s) when in use. The nora pro steamer is safe to use on all nora flooring only.
No. It is safe for all nora® floors with nora® adhesives, nora® heat weld and nora® cold weld.
The nora pro steamer will continue to work generating steam as long as there is distilled water in the unit tank. The unit is safe to fill with distilled water while turned on. Just untwist the cap and fill the tank. Put the cap back on.
Theoretical productivity: one person can steam mop approximately 4,000 square feet per hour on a full tank.
nora® does not recommend the use of extension cords.
Yes. The nora pro steamer unit can replace traditional mopping or microfiber mopping. The nora pro steamer cleans and sanitizes better without the use of any cleaning chemicals used with traditional and/or microfiber mopping.
5-1/2” x 18” pad. When attaching the microfiber pad, do not allow the microfiber pad to block the steam bar. The steam should be allowed to make contact with the flooring surface.
Generally when dirty. All standard operating procedures of the facility should be followed as some facilities may require the microfiber pad be changed after use per room to avoid cross contamination.
Yes. There is a 4-1/2” x 17” scrub pad that can be attached to the steam head for scrubbing hard to remove spots and/or marks.
For parts, service and/or warranty claims and tech support, please contact nora® Technical Department 1-800-332-NORA.
For all parts & repairs, contact nora Technical Dept. nora has an outside vendor who will service the nora pro steamer. This will be arranged by the nora Technical Dept.
The nora pro steamer was developed for nora flooring only. nora systems, Inc. accepts no liability from the use of nora pro steamer used on other manufacturer’s floor coverings or materials.
If used daily – NO. If not used for an extended period of time – YES.
The nora pro steamer comes with a one (1) year limited warranty from the date of purchase to the original purchaser. To be free from defects in material & workmanship when used in accordance with nora’s Instruction Guide. Warranty does not apply to defects, damage or loss caused in whole or in part by abuse, modification, alteration, and misuse or tampering of the product. See nora pro steamer limited warranty document for complete information.
Contact nora systems, Inc. to request a demonstration of the nora pro clean system.