Drawing on insights from customers and more than 100 years of expertise, Nilfisk has developed the CS7500 to prioritize usability, productivity, and sustainability.

 

Designed to optimize every stage of the cleaning process, from preparation, training, and transport to service, maintenance, and proof of clean, the machine contributes to an overall better experience for customers and operators.

 

“Our new combination sweeper-scrubber is a gamechanger in the professional cleaning industry. It is compact, powerful and optimizes resource use throughout its lifetime. Designed based on extensive customer research, it is easier for operators to use and maintain. We have very high expectations for this product and have already received very positive feedback from customers who have seen and tested the machine,” says Jon Sintorn, CEO of Nilfisk.

 

Designed by customers

Building on Nilfisk’s rich legacy of product innovation and customer feedback, many years of research and development have been applied to produce a machine that fits the diverse needs of the customers. The result is a machine that is adaptable for the user and easier to operate - a one-size-fits-all solution that can accommodate everybody in a diverse workforce.

 

The CS7500 is applicable for all experience levels and features a customizable user interface with different languages and integrated quick-start and training features. It can be adjusted to meet individual ergonomic requirements, enhancing user comfort and reducing strain during cleaning tasks. This adaptability enhances usability and reduces the risk of workplace injuries. 

 

Designed for enhanced flexibility and serviceability

Daily maintenance on cleaning machines is often neglected, which shortens the product lifecycle. With a customer-centric approach to product development, Nilfisk has ensured that day-to-day maintenance is easier, more intuitive, and faster. By simplifying servicing and upgrades to the CS7500, customers ensure a more cost-effective and sustainable solution for professional cleaning operations. The compact design and excellent maneuverability, including zero-turn capability, make the machine easy to operate even in tight spaces.

 

Energy and water saving as the standard solution

The machine comes with water and energy-saving features as the standard setting, leaving a better impact on the environment. It uses up to 40% less water and 60% less detergent than machines without similar technology. To preserve resources, the CS7500 is prepared for recycled plastic, and in the future, the machine will contain up to 30% post-consumer recycled plastic.  

 

Nilfisk’s next-generation cleaning solutions

The CS7500 is one of Nilfisk’s next-generation cleaning solutions. The product innovation is focused on a deep understanding of customer and end-user needs, resulting in a range of cleaning solutions that are simpler, more intuitive, adaptable, and help to lessen environmental impacts.

 

During 2025 and in the years ahead, Nilfisk will introduce more next-generation cleaning solutions to the market.

 

The Nilfisk CS7500 will be commercially available in limited quantities in the United States and Canada the second half of 2025.  

 

Press contact 
Michael Rask 
Corporate Communications Consultant 
T: +45 41349434 
M: mrask@nilfisk.com

 

About Nilfisk
Nilfisk was founded in 1906 by the Danish engineer P.A. Fisker. Today the company is a world-leading global provider of professional cleaning equipment and services. More than 90% of sales are to professionals while the remaining part of the business aimed at consumers covers floorcare equipment, vacuum cleaners, and high-pressure washers.

 

Nilfisk’s products and services are sold in more than 100 countries and produced at 8 manufacturing sites across the globe. The main production facilities are in the US, Mexico, Hungary, Italy, and China. A total of approximately 4,800 employees secured revenue of 1,027.9 mEUR in 2024. The largest single market is the USA covering 28% of revenue in 2024, followed by Germany (14%), France (10%), Denmark (7%), and the UK (4%).