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Kärcher’s new K-Mop 46 has an understated chocolate counterpart
16th of April 2026
Kärcher is this week proud to present its new K-Mop 46 - an upright scrubber dryer described as being as manoeuvrable as a mop.
But the company has been less forthcoming about the scaled-down chocolate version which sits quietly on the corner of its reception counter. "Oh, that," said communications manager Linda Schroedter evasively.
"We
The eyes don’t have it with LionsBot’s latest launch
16th of April 2026
LionsBot is demonstrating its more serious side with the launch of the new R5 automatic scrubber.
The trademark expressive eyes that have defined the company's products in the past have gone: instead, this no-nonsense machine is dark grey in colour and business-like in appearance.
"We've moved away from the ‘eyes' with the R5 because we
Global-leading food detectives offer more than 1,000 product lines
16th of April 2026
In amongst the plethora of scrubbing pads, mops and cleaning robots is a stand quietly displaying notebooks, earplugs, pens and cable ties.
The products have been manufactured by Dectamet, the global leader in metal-detectable and X-ray visible products for the food industry.
"Foreign bodies in food production present the greatest risks of
Kiehl Bot acts as a digital companion to cleaners
16th of April 2026
Providing cleaners with real-time cleaning intelligence is the new Kiehl Bot.
Claimed to be the only product of its kind on the market, the bot helps professional cleaners with their operational issues.
‘We launched the Kiehl app last year, and the bot is its latest functionality," said management assistant Michael Bertenbreiter. "It
Excentr goes badass in its bid to square the circle
14th of April 2026
The signage is somewhat off-putting. The words Stainless Steel Bastards can be seen in big letters right across Hall 1.
On closer inspection the stand exhorts visitors to "Talk dirty to me".
Commercial director Niek Besuijen explains the company's thinking. "We've been around since 2015 and are up against the more well-established industry
Glutton sweeper relies on human intelligence to sort waste
14th of April 2026
A patented sweeper that helps to facilitate recycling in city centres is one of the highlights of the Glutton stand.
The type of waste to be picked up is assessed by the human operator who then sends it to the appropriate container at the touch of a button.
"The Glutton Select doesn't use AI - it uses human intelligence," says marketing and
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