As you can tell from the lack of photos, there really was not much new going.
Other than those two new orbot machines that were designed for the hospitality, cruise ship and other niche markets.
Two new plastic headed wands one from clean right that uses a dellrin block in the spring-loaded push pin to hold a another delran
Glide in place that if it takes off. We'll see a green glide at some point in the future.
The Sharpshooter wand that I showed here last week got lots of interest as they are available, whereas the evolution wands are not and the represent tentatives from US products were thrilled with not only the performance enhancing that are glides provide, but also the public reception that they were getting at their booth, they're very excited to strike a deal with the GG.
I got a good look at the *** swivel wand and compared it to the devastator and it doesn't even come close as far as durability.
The whole the inner race, swivel portion is no longer welded to the head, but it doesn't appear to be something that can be taken apart as there are no fasteners or notches to unthread it and would need further inspection on a tool bench to verify that it is indeed a singular piece, but I doubt it. The 12-in pieces of shrink wrap leads a lot of people to believe that the wand leaks air on the other end of the swivel and just like all the other close-minded thinkers. The glide mounting system is 21 years old and his bridgeless Jim Martin mini slot design is stupid as can be.
The extender benders were of quite a bit of interest to users and suppliers alike. Interestingly, enough to
aerotech users bought sets to pimp out some AW-29 wands as they are both getting tired of cleaning with 14-in headed telephone poles.
Shaw flooring and Hydra Master threw a lot of hate towards OP/bonnet cleaning which was disappointing since most of it is based on bullshit lab testing and outright lies, which is nothing new when dealing with Shaw.
I was too busy at the booth the entire show to be able to walk all the other boost to see what was going on. But I heard from plenty of attendees that they wish there was more new stuff for the cleaning industry which unfortunately isn't going to be the case for quite some time.
