Eco-Friendly Umbrella Dryer Wet Umbrella Drying Machine Umbrella Rainwater Remover

Model : C6501 ,C6502
Material : Stainless steel
Size : 920x310xH870mm /510x260x 870 mm
Water tank capacity: 9 L / 4 L
Net Weight : 30 kgs /20 kgs
Brand : Southbay

Features:

1, Easy to use, simply swipe as you walk

2, Cost-efficient as there are no ongoing bag cost 

3, Low maintenance, because no electricity required 

4, Fully washable and replaceable high quality microfibre pads.

5,  Corrosion resistant,  # 304 Stainless steel or # 201 Stainless steel with coating .

6, Mobile and easy to relocate or store 

In fact, there are many brands of umbrella machines. Only those that are unique and highly effective will be used in different places such as shopping malls. This wet umbrella dryer uses patented materials and elite parts. It uses physical principles and methods to quickly remove moisture from umbrellas, thereby preventing the public from getting wet in different types of places on rainy days. One piece to prevent someone from slipping and falling, greatly reducing accidents, not only ensuring the safety of citizens, but also giving the venue a good reputation and greatly increasing the flow of people.

This umbrella dryer is suitable for many places, including hotels, clubs, golf clubs, restaurants, shopping malls, stadiums, exhibition halls, schools, stations, industrial and commercial buildings, etc. It is even suitable for use in ordinary families, which shows that this umbrella water remover is suitable for use in many places. Widely used. Moreover, it is easy to operate and install. More importantly, this water remover does not require electricity! In just 2-3 simple steps, you can remove the moisture on the umbrella, keep the indoor floor clean and dry, and effectively reduce the use of umbrella plastic bags. It is completely environmentally friendly and energy-saving, and can also be responsible for the venue. People save money, I believe they will also be happy to use this umbrella water remover! If you are interested in the Southbay umbrella machine, please contact us for enquiries.