Advanced mechanical extraction
Lindhaus 5000 RPM grit extraction.
Dual counter-rotating brushes agitate dry soil through the carpet pile before H13 HEPA filtration. Results depend on fibre, pile, condition, soil load, and pass technique.
- 5000 RPM
- Brush speed
- 450 W
- Motor power
- 62 dB
- Operating noise
- 38 cm
- Working width
Specifications
Technical specifications.
Listed machine parameters. Carpet outcomes still depend on fibre, pile, condition, soil, and technique.
System specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Brush speed | 5000 RPM dual counter-rotating |
| Motor power | 450W high-torque |
| Suction power | 280 airwatts |
| Filtration | H13 HEPA @ 0.3 microns |
| Working width | 38cm / 15 inches |
| Sound level | 62 dB(A) @ 1.5m |
The hidden destroyer
Embedded grit is what wears carpet out.
Why dry-soil removal matters
Particulate can settle below the visible top of the pile. Repeated foot traffic can move abrasive soil against fibres, so a restoration scope starts with deliberate dry extraction before moisture is introduced.
- Inspect traffic lanes, edges, and pile condition
- Select brush action for the carpet construction
- Use overlapping passes suited to the soil load
- Record wear that cleaning cannot reverse
What changes the result
Extraction quantity cannot be promised before inspection. Key variables include:
- Carpet fibre, construction, and pile density
- Traffic, prior maintenance, and soil type
- Number, direction, and speed of passes
- Existing wear, damage, and inaccessible edges
Why it changes everything
Built for high-traffic carpet.
- 01
5000 RPM power
Dual counter-rotating brushes create centrifugal forces that lift embedded particles from the backing.
- 02
Ultra-quiet operation
The listed sound level is 62 dB(A) at 1.5 metres. Scheduling still considers the occupied space and its noise limits.
- 03
Carpet protection
Brush choice and pass technique are matched to the fibre, pile, condition, and embedded soil load.
- 04
Health benefits
H13 HEPA filtration captures allergens, while deep extraction removes the food source for dust mites.
- 05
Measurable results
Condition photos and extracted debris can be recorded when that evidence is agreed in the scope.
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Fast coverage
The 38cm working width supports methodical passes through corridors, rooms, and open carpet areas.
Visual proof
Show the process without promising a quantity.
Where useful, the scope can include condition photos and visible extraction evidence from the property being treated.
- 01
Before condition
Traffic lanes, visible soil, edges, pile direction, wear, and existing damage.
- 02
During extraction
Pass pattern, brush selection, collected debris, and areas requiring extra work.
- 03
After condition
Visible pile and soil change, remaining wear, and recommended maintenance actions.
Why does 5000 RPM grit extraction extend carpet life?
Abrasive dry soil can move against carpet fibres under foot traffic. Lindhaus counter-rotating brushes agitate soil through the pile for collection before wet cleaning. Where inspection supports restoration, this process can contribute to a 5-10 year replacement deferment plan, but no lifespan outcome is guaranteed.
Dual-engine system
How Lindhaus fits the process.
Grit extraction is stage one of a documented five-step restoration.
- 01
Pre-extraction assessment
We inspect fibre, pile, visible soil, wear, edges, and access before selecting the brush and pass pattern.
- 02
Lindhaus deep extraction
Counter-rotating brushes agitate dry soil through the carpet pile for collection and filtration.
- 03
TechnoVap thermal treatment
Dry-steam detail treatment is added where the fibre, substrate, and service scope support it.
- 04
Duplex deep clean
Counter-rotating extraction removes loosened contaminants and restores pile height.
- 05
Condition record
We can record completed areas, visible after-condition, and follow-up maintenance recommendations.
Discover what's hiding in your carpets.
Request an inspection and extraction demonstration. We will assess condition, explain the method, and record visible evidence without promising a preset quantity.