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Teknipure TKM815 TekniMop Carbon Fiber Flat Mop Frame 8″x15″ (HEAD ONLY)

Teknipure TKM815 TekniMop Carbon Fiber Flat Mop Frame 8″x15″ (HEAD ONLY)

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Teknipure TKM815 TekniMop Carbon Fiber Flat Mop Frame 8″x15″ (HEAD ONLY) - SOSCleanroom Standard Specification

The Teknipure TKM815 TekniMop™ Carbon Fiber Flat Mop Frame is a lightweight, autoclavable cleanroom mop frame designed for efficient cleaning of floors, walls, ceilings, and other large surfaces in critical and controlled environments. Its broad 8" x 15" carbon fiber frame provides increased surface coverage while maintaining the low weight, strength, corrosion resistance, and adjustable positioning benefits of the TekniMop™ carbon fiber system.

Maximum coverage in the carbon fiber frame family: At approximately 0.76 lb (345 g), the TKM815 provides an 8" x 15" cleaning platform for broad floors, walls, ceilings, and other large surfaces while keeping the reusable frame substantially lighter than traditional stainless steel cleaning hardware.

Specifications:
  • Part Number: TKM815
  • Product Type: Flat mop frame
  • Frame Size: 8" x 15" (20 cm x 38 cm)
  • Material: Carbon fiber
  • Weight: 0.76 lb (345 g)
  • Packaging: 1 frame/box
  • Autoclavable: Yes
  • Magnetic Properties: Non-magnetic
  • Compatible Handles: TKM220H, TKM240H, TKM355H, TKM455H
  • Compatible Mop Covers: TM-MD815, TM-PFM-815
  • Sterility: Frame supplied non-sterile; select the compatible mop cover according to the cleaning procedure and facility SOP
Where the TKM815 Fits in Controlled Environments

The TKM815 is designed for large-surface cleaning where efficient coverage of floors, walls, ceilings, and other broad surfaces is a priority. Its 8" x 15" frame provides greater surface coverage than narrower TekniMop™ carbon fiber frames, making it well suited to larger cleaning zones where productivity and coverage per pass matter.

Two adjustable position-locking swivels allow operators to manually position and stabilize the frame according to the surface being cleaned. This helps the TKM815 transition between horizontal floors, vertical walls, and overhead ceiling surfaces while maintaining operator control across different cleaning orientations.

Typical program fit: Cleanroom floor cleaning, wall cleaning, ceiling cleaning, large-area residue removal, application of disinfectants and sanitizers, spill control, and general cleaning of broad surfaces in controlled environments.

Cleanroom classification alone does not determine whether a mop system is appropriate for a particular process. Final configuration should account for the selected mop cover, cleaning chemistry, surface geometry, required reach, contamination-control objective, validated cleaning procedure, and facility SOP.

About the Manufacturer:

Teknipure develops contamination-control products for cleanrooms and other critical and controlled environments. The TekniMop™ platform combines specialized mop frames, interchangeable handles, and application-specific mop covers to create configurable cleaning systems for pharmaceutical and biologics manufacturing, medical device production, optics, semiconductor and microelectronics manufacturing, aerospace and defense, compounding pharmacies, and laboratories.

Within the TekniMop™ Large Surface system, Teknipure offers lightweight carbon fiber frames and handles alongside high-performance cleanroom mop covers designed for contamination removal, solution application, residue pickup, and broad-surface cleaning. This modular approach allows facilities to select frame size, handle reach, mop-cover construction, and cleaning chemistry according to the requirements of the procedure.

TKM815 Features:
  • Lightweight carbon fiber construction
  • 8" x 15" frame designed for efficient large-surface cleaning
  • Two adjustable position-locking swivels
  • Resistant to bending, warping, and corrosion
  • Compatible with common cleanroom disinfectants, including sporicides, QUATs, and bleach
  • Autoclavable construction
  • Non-magnetic carbon fiber frame
  • Compatible with multiple interchangeable TekniMop™ carbon fiber handles
  • Compatible with microdenier and microfiber TekniMop™ mop-cover configurations
  • Compatible with mop covers incorporating integrated pads, eliminating the need for a separate mop pad when an appropriate cover is selected
TKM815 Benefits:
  • Increased surface coverage: The 8" x 15" frame provides broad cleaning coverage for floors, walls, ceilings, and other large controlled-environment surfaces.
  • Reduced operator fatigue: At approximately 0.76 lb (345 g), the carbon fiber frame keeps reusable hardware weight low relative to traditional stainless steel systems.
  • Efficient large-area cleaning: The wider cleaning platform can reduce the number of passes required to cover broad surfaces compared with narrower mop frames.
  • Controlled positioning: Dual adjustable swivels allow the frame position to be manually stabilized according to the surface being cleaned.
  • Multi-surface versatility: Designed to support horizontal, vertical, and overhead cleaning with the same frame platform.
  • Chemical compatibility: Carbon fiber construction is compatible with common cleanroom disinfectants including sporicides, QUATs, and bleach.
  • Reusable hardware: Autoclavable construction supports facilities that incorporate steam sterilization of reusable cleaning hardware into validated procedures.
  • Modular system configuration: Multiple compatible telescoping handle lengths allow the frame to be configured for different reach requirements and surface orientations.
Common Applications:
  • Cleanroom floor cleaning
  • Wall cleaning
  • Ceiling and overhead surface cleaning
  • General cleaning of large controlled-environment surfaces
  • Residue removal
  • Application of disinfectants and sanitizers
  • Spill control and liquid pickup when paired with an appropriate absorbent mop cover
  • Routine contamination-control cleaning across broad surface areas
Best-Practice Use:
  • Select the appropriate cover: Match the mop-cover construction to the cleaning objective, chemistry, absorbency requirements, and facility cleaning procedure.
  • Select the appropriate handle: Choose a compatible TekniMop™ carbon fiber handle according to required reach, surface orientation, and operator positioning.
  • Set the frame position: Use the adjustable swivels to position and stabilize the frame appropriately for floor, wall, or ceiling cleaning.
  • Maintain controlled overlap: Use consistent overlapping passes according to your facility's approved mopping pattern so adjacent cleaning paths are covered without unnecessary repeated contact.
  • Maintain surface contact: Keep the mop cover evenly engaged with the surface and allow the cover material and cleaning solution to perform the cleaning rather than relying on excessive downward pressure.
  • Observe disinfectant contact time: When applying disinfectants or sanitizers, maintain the surface conditions required by the chemistry manufacturer's instructions and facility SOP.
  • Change covers as required: Replace the mop cover according to cleaning area, soil load, room transition, chemical condition, or other changeout criteria established by the facility.
  • Inspect reusable hardware: Check the carbon fiber frame, swivels, and connection points for damage before use and avoid mechanical damage during handling and storage.
Selection Notes (TKM815 vs. Other TekniMop™ Options)
  • TKM815 vs. TKM415: The TKM815 uses an 8" x 15" carbon fiber frame for greater surface coverage, while the TKM415 uses a narrower 4" x 15" frame for increased maneuverability. Select according to surface area, access, and cleaning procedure.
  • Large-surface vs. small-surface frames: TKM815 is intended primarily for floors, walls, ceilings, and other broad surfaces. Smaller TekniMop™ frames such as TKM27 and TKM47 are better suited to isolators, RABS, gloveboxes, pass-throughs, equipment, and confined work surfaces.
  • Microdenier vs. microfiber covers: The TKM815 supports both microdenier and microfiber cover options. Select the cover construction according to particulate capture, residue removal, absorbency, surface characteristics, and the cleaning objective.
  • Carbon fiber vs. alternative mop systems: The TekniMop™ carbon fiber platform emphasizes low weight, high strength, corrosion resistance, autoclavability, and interchangeable handle options for controlled-environment cleaning.
  • Handle selection: Select among the compatible TekniMop™ carbon fiber handles according to required reach, ceiling height, wall access, floor-cleaning posture, and operator requirements.
Compatible TekniMop™ Products

Compatible Carbon Fiber Handles

  • TKM220H: 2-piece telescoping carbon fiber handle, 23"–38.2" / 3.2 ft (58–97 cm)
  • TKM240H: 2-piece telescoping carbon fiber handle, 43"–78.4" / 6.5 ft (109–199 cm)
  • TKM355H: 3-piece telescoping carbon fiber handle, 58"–161.4" / 13.5 ft (147–410 cm)
  • TKM455H: 4-piece telescoping carbon fiber handle, 60"–214.6" / 17.9 ft (152–545 cm)

Compatible TekniMop™ Mop Covers

  • TM-MD815: 8" x 15" microdenier polyester mop cover with elastic and integrated pad — dry, non-sterile
  • TM-PFM-815: 8" x 15" microfiber knit pocket mop cover with integrated foam pad — dry, non-sterile
Building a TKM815 TekniMop™ System

The TKM815 is the frame component of a modular large-surface TekniMop™ cleaning system. A complete working configuration requires a compatible carbon fiber handle and an appropriate TKM815-compatible mop cover selected for the intended cleaning procedure.

Configuration example:
TKM815 Carbon Fiber Frame + Compatible TekniMop™ Carbon Fiber Handle + TM-MD815 or TM-PFM-815 Mop Cover

Choose the handle according to required reach and surface orientation, then select the mop cover according to particulate and residue-removal requirements, absorbency, surface characteristics, cleaning chemistry, and facility SOP.

Workflow note: Select a Teknipure-listed compatible mop cover according to the cleaning objective, chemistry, surface type, and facility SOP. The mop cover is the material contacting the cleaned surface and should be evaluated separately from the reusable TKM815 frame.

Notes: Looking for application guidance or qualification context for the Teknipure TKM815 TekniMop™ Carbon Fiber Flat Mop Frame? Open the SOSCleanroom Technical Vault tab above for detailed mopping technique, system configuration guidance, mop-cover selection, compatibility information, and additional technical considerations for controlled-environment floor, wall, and ceiling cleaning.

SOSCleanroom.com supports contamination-control programs with cleanroom mop frames, handles, mop covers, cleaning solutions, and critical-environment consumables backed by responsive product support and reliable supply.

Product page updated: Oct. 26, 2026 (SOS Technical Staff)

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The Technical Vault By SOSCleanroom
Carbon Fiber Frame 8" x 15" Broad-Coverage Format 0.76 lb / 345 g Dual Position-Locking Swivels Floors, Walls & Ceilings Autoclavable
Teknipure TekniMop™ TKM815: an 8" x 15" carbon fiber frame built for broad controlled-environment surfaces

The Teknipure TekniMop™ TKM815 is an 8" x 15" (20 cm x 38 cm) carbon fiber flat mop frame engineered for cleaning and decontamination of floors, walls, ceilings, and other large surfaces in critical and controlled environments. At approximately 0.76 lb (345 g), it combines Teknipure’s largest carbon fiber cleaning footprint with lightweight, corrosion-resistant, non-magnetic hardware intended to improve large-area coverage without introducing the mass associated with traditional stainless steel systems.

Operations takeaway: TKM815 is the broad-coverage carbon fiber frame in the TekniMop™ system. Its 8" x 15" footprint is most valuable where large, relatively open surfaces allow the operator to use the full working face efficiently. The tradeoff for that coverage is reduced maneuverability in tight enclosures and around dense equipment.

Controlled-environment context: productivity must still be controlled

Large-area cleanroom cleaning is fundamentally a coverage-control problem. Floors, walls, and ceilings must be treated using a repeatable progression that prevents skipped areas, unnecessary backtracking, cross-zone contamination, and continued use of a loaded mop cover. Teknipure positions TKM815 for cleanroom and controlled-environment applications and lists an ISO Class 3–8 range in its product specifications.

Qualification point: The frame does not independently establish ISO suitability, sterility, or cleaning effectiveness. Qualify the complete frame + handle + cover + chemistry + cleaning method against the requirements of the actual controlled environment.

Specifications (SKU controls for RFQs, SOPs, and receiving)
  • Manufacturer: Teknipure
  • Product: TekniMop™ Carbon Fiber Flat Mop Frame
  • Part number: TKM815
  • Frame size: 8" x 15" (20 cm x 38 cm)
  • Material: Carbon fiber
  • Weight: Approximately 0.76 lb (345 g)
  • Configuration: Flat mop frame with dual adjustable position-locking swivels
  • Cleanroom environment: Manufacturer specification lists ISO Class 3–8; confirm final suitability to the process
  • Sterile / non-sterile: Non-sterile frame
  • Autoclavable: Yes
  • Magnetic properties: Non-magnetic
  • Packaging: 1 frame/box
  • Hardware shelf life: Manufacturer TDS lists no expiration date

Documentation rule: For validated cleaning or sterilization programs, use current Teknipure technical documentation and facility-approved procedures. The manufacturer’s “autoclavable” designation does not by itself define temperature, exposure time, allowable cycle count, or replacement interval.

Why the 8" x 15" footprint matters

TKM815 doubles the nominal 4" frame depth of TKM415 while retaining the same 15" width, producing a substantially larger working face. That larger footprint can increase coverage per pass on open floors, walls, and ceilings where the full mop face can remain in controlled contact with the surface.

  • Broad surface coverage: treats a larger working area during each controlled pass.
  • Fewer passes: can reduce the number of individual strokes required across large open surfaces.
  • Large cleaning interface: provides more cover area for contact, chemistry delivery, and contamination pickup.
  • Defined footprint: supports repeatable overlapping-pass techniques across large planar surfaces.
  • Tradeoff: the 8" depth requires more clearance and is less maneuverable around equipment, corners, and confined spaces.

Selection principle: Bigger is useful only when the environment can accommodate it. Choose TKM815 when the operator can use the full 8" x 15" cleaning face effectively; choose a smaller frame when access and precise maneuvering matter more than maximum coverage.

0.76 lb carbon fiber construction: broad coverage without traditional hardware mass

Despite its large footprint, TKM815 weighs approximately 0.76 lb (345 g). Teknipure describes its carbon fiber mop hardware as approximately 2–3x lighter than traditional stainless steel cleanroom systems and positions the material for improved operator comfort during extended cleaning.

  • Low hardware mass: reduces the weight repeatedly accelerated, stopped, repositioned, and supported by the operator.
  • Overhead advantage: lower frame weight becomes particularly important during wall and ceiling cleaning.
  • Resistance to bending and warping: supports controlled movement across the broad frame footprint.
  • Corrosion resistance: supports repeated cleaning and decontamination.
  • Non-magnetic construction: useful around processes and equipment where magnetic hardware may be undesirable.

Ergonomic significance: Frame weight and handle length compound each other. A broad mop head positioned at the end of an extended handle creates substantially more operator demand than the same hardware used close to the body. Use only the reach required for the task.

Dual position-locking swivels: control a larger cleaning face

TKM815 incorporates two adjustable swivels that allow the operator to manually position and stabilize the mop frame. Teknipure specifically identifies the swivel system for cleaning vertical, horizontal, and overhead surfaces while improving operator control.

  • Floor cleaning: allows the frame to follow the working angle of the handle while maintaining broad surface contact.
  • Wall cleaning: permits orientation of the mop face against vertical surfaces.
  • Ceiling cleaning: supports overhead positioning without requiring the handle to remain perpendicular to the surface.
  • Manual stabilization: allows frame movement to be controlled when unrestricted articulation would interfere with a repeatable pass.

Control point: A larger mop face amplifies poor orientation. Configure the swivels so the cover maintains useful contact across the working surface rather than cleaning primarily with one edge of the frame.

Handle compatibility: match working reach to the large-surface task

Teknipure’s current frame documentation lists TKM815 as compatible with all four carbon fiber telescoping handle configurations. This allows the same broad frame to be configured for close floor work, walls, ceilings, and extended-reach applications.

  • TKM220H: 23"–38.2" / approximately 3.2 ft maximum — close-control and short-reach applications
  • TKM240H: 43"–78.4" / approximately 6.5 ft maximum — general floor, wall, and moderate-reach cleaning
  • TKM355H: 58"–161.4" / approximately 13.5 ft maximum — high walls and extended ceiling access
  • TKM455H: 60"–214.6" / approximately 17.9 ft maximum — maximum-reach applications

Selection logic: Use the shortest handle that provides safe access and appropriate posture. Longer extension increases leverage and can make an 8" x 15" frame more difficult to stabilize, particularly during overhead cleaning.

Compatible cleaning interfaces: microdenier or microfiber knit

Teknipure currently lists two primary 8" x 15" cover technologies for TKM815. Both incorporate an integrated pad, eliminating the need to purchase and install a separate mop pad between the reusable frame and cleaning cover.

  • TM-MD815: 8" x 15" microdenier polyester mop cover with elastic and integrated pad; dry; non-sterile
  • TM-PFM-815: 8" x 15" microfiber knit pocket mop cover with integrated foam pad; dry; non-sterile
  • TM-MD815 packaging: 10 covers/bag, 10 bags/case
  • TM-PFM-815 packaging: 10 covers/bag, 10 bags/case; 100 covers/case

System-design point: Both covers fit the TKM815 platform, but microdenier and microfiber knit are different cleaning interfaces. Select the cover according to contamination type, surface characteristics, chemistry-delivery method, pickup requirements, and the validated cleaning procedure.

Why cover technology matters on a broad frame

Teknipure positions its microdenier and microfiber mop covers for effective capture of particles, residues, and microorganisms while maintaining low-linting performance for critical environments. On an 8" x 15" frame, the cover also has to maintain useful contact and liquid management across a relatively large cleaning area.

  • Particle and residue capture: high-density microdenier or microfiber construction supports contamination removal during controlled passes.
  • Low-linting intent: helps reduce fiber contribution during critical cleaning.
  • Integrated pad: supports liquid holding and cushioned surface contact without requiring a separate pad component.
  • Broad working face: increases the amount of cover material contacting the surface during each pass.
Cleaning chemistry & frame compatibility

Teknipure identifies its carbon fiber frames as compatible with common cleanroom disinfectants and specifically lists sporicides, quaternary ammonium compounds (QUATs), and bleach in its current large-surface technical documentation. The TKM815 product page also references compatibility with common IPA and cleanroom disinfectants.

Chemical-control rule: Compatibility of the carbon fiber frame does not automatically establish compatibility of the selected mop cover, facility surface, or complete cleaning process. Validate the specific chemistry, concentration, exposure conditions, material combination, and required wet contact time.

What TKM815 is designed to support (typical use cases)
  • Cleanroom floor cleaning
  • Large-area wall cleaning
  • Ceiling cleaning
  • Application of approved disinfectants and sanitizers with the appropriate mop cover
  • Removal of process residues
  • Controlled spill pickup and management with an appropriate absorbent cover
  • General cleaning of large controlled-environment surfaces
  • Large-area pharmaceutical, biotech, medical-device, semiconductor, aerospace, compounding, and laboratory cleaning applications
Large-surface technique: use the footprint without creating coverage gaps

TKM815 can reduce the number of passes needed across a large surface, but complete coverage still depends on the cleaning pattern. The facility procedure should define pass direction, overlap, zone progression, chemistry loading, and cover change-out.

  • Define overlap: adjacent passes should overlap according to the facility procedure so untreated strips are not left between strokes.
  • Maintain progression: move systematically through the cleaning zone rather than using random back-and-forth motion.
  • Work clean-to-less-clean: follow the facility-defined contamination-control sequence.
  • Avoid unnecessary backtracking: do not repeatedly move a loaded cover across already treated areas.
  • Maintain full-face contact: frame orientation and pressure should support useful contact across the broad cover rather than concentrating force at an edge.
  • Respect zoning: change covers where required rather than carrying accumulated contamination into another defined area.

Coverage principle: A larger frame improves productivity only when working-face contact + defined overlap + controlled progression are maintained.

Best-practice use (broad-surface contamination control)
  1. Inspect the hardware: check the carbon fiber frame, both swivels, handle interface, and selected handle for visible damage.
  2. Select the correct cover: choose the designated 8" x 15" microdenier or microfiber configuration required by the cleaning procedure.
  3. Install the cover completely: verify that the cover and integrated pad are properly positioned across the frame.
  4. Select only the required reach: configure the handle for safe posture and controlled movement rather than maximum extension by default.
  5. Set the swivel position: orient the frame for the floor, wall, ceiling, or other target surface.
  6. Control chemistry loading: wet dry covers according to the approved method so the working face receives consistent solution loading.
  7. Use controlled overlapping passes: maintain the defined direction and overlap throughout the cleaning zone.
  8. Maintain required wet contact: when disinfecting, ensure sufficient chemistry is delivered to meet the approved contact-time requirement.
  9. Change the cover at the defined trigger: replace when loaded, visibly contaminated, damaged, insufficiently wet, or when crossing defined zones.
  10. Decontaminate reusable hardware: clean or sterilize the frame and handle according to the validated facility procedure before storage or reuse.

Method standardization tip: For repeatable large-area cleaning, define frame/cover SKU, handle setup, chemistry loading, pass direction, overlap, zone sequence, contact time, coverage area per cover, and change-out criteria.

Floor vs. wall vs. ceiling cleaning: use the same system differently
  • Floors: take advantage of the broad footprint while maintaining controlled progression and preventing re-entry into cleaned zones.
  • Walls: orient the frame so the working face remains in contact without uncontrolled runoff or excessive operator reach.
  • Ceilings: minimize unnecessary handle extension and use the lightweight carbon fiber system to reduce overhead hardware load.
  • Large equipment surfaces: confirm sufficient clearance for the 8" x 15" frame before selecting it over a smaller configuration.

Ergonomic rule: If the operator cannot keep the full mop face controlled against the surface without excessive force, leaning, or awkward posture, reconsider handle length or move to a smaller frame.

Autoclaving, care & storage

Teknipure identifies TKM815 as autoclavable. Its current large-surface technical documentation directs users to store TekniMop™ components in a clean, dry environment at ambient temperature and specifically advises avoiding mechanical damage to carbon fiber components.

  • Published storage range: 59°F (15°C) to 85°F (30°C)
  • Storage condition: clean and dry environment
  • Hardware expiration: no expiration date listed by Teknipure
  • Mechanical care: avoid impact or other mechanical damage to carbon fiber components
  • Autoclaving: manufacturer identifies TKM815 as autoclavable; use validated facility cycle parameters and current manufacturer guidance

Important: Do not invent an autoclave temperature, exposure time, cycle limit, or replacement interval from the general “autoclavable” designation. Where those variables are critical, establish them through current manufacturer guidance and facility validation.

Misuse controls & when TKM815 may not be the right configuration
  • If the cleaning area is confined: move to TKM415, TKM47, or TKM27 when the 8" depth prevents controlled maneuvering.
  • If full-face contact cannot be maintained: use a smaller frame rather than cleaning primarily with the edge of TKM815.
  • If sterile hardware is required at point of use: TKM815 is supplied non-sterile; use the facility-approved sterilization and transfer procedure.
  • If the carbon fiber or swivel mechanism is damaged: remove the frame from service rather than continuing with compromised reusable hardware.
  • If the cover does not match: use a manufacturer-designated 8" x 15" cover rather than stretching or improvising fit.
  • If reach compromises control: reduce extension, reposition the operator, or select another system configuration.
  • If chemistry compatibility is uncertain: verify the complete frame/cover/surface/chemistry combination before routine use.
TKM815 system-selection logic
  • Choose TKM815 when: large, open floors, walls, ceilings, or other broad surfaces make maximum coverage per pass valuable.
  • Choose TKM415 when: large-surface cleaning is required but the 8" frame depth is unnecessarily bulky or limits maneuverability.
  • Choose TKM47 when: equipment, enclosures, and smaller surfaces require compact access with moderate coverage.
  • Choose TKM27 when: narrow or confined geometry makes maximum maneuverability the primary requirement.
  • Choose the handle: according to reach, operator posture, surface orientation, and frame control.
  • Choose the cover: according to surface characteristics, contamination type, chemistry delivery, pickup requirements, and SOP.

Simple decision rule: TKM815 maximizes coverage. TKM415 balances coverage and maneuverability. TKM47 favors compact control. TKM27 favors access to the tightest spaces.

Why source TekniMop™ through SOSCleanroom
  • System-level selection: SOSCleanroom can help align the TKM815 frame with the appropriate handle, cover technology, and cleaning chemistry.
  • Configuration control: Exact-SKU purchasing helps prevent unintended substitutions between frame sizes, handle lengths, and cover configurations.
  • Large-surface cleaning support: Correct frame and consumable selection helps standardize floor, wall, and ceiling cleaning programs.
  • Documentation support: We can help customers identify current Teknipure technical documentation for purchasing, qualification, and SOP review.
  • One-cart procurement: Source reusable TekniMop™ hardware alongside compatible covers, disinfectants, IPA, gloves, wipers, and other critical-environment consumables.
Manufacturer documentation (authoritative references)
  • Teknipure TKM815 product page: Click Here
  • TekniMop™ Large Surface Mopping Tools Technical Data Sheet: Click Here
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