High-rise facades
Plan cleaning on tall buildings with limited access.

A professional facade-cleaning configuration for heavy-lift aircraft, with switchable heads and sensing to follow curved surfaces.
Compatibility Aircraft and ground support confirmed per project
Overview
Professional aerial facade-cleaning configuration for compatible heavy-lift aircraft and ground-support equipment.
By enquirySupplied by enquiry. MIRS confirms the scope, equipment and arrangements with you before anything is quoted.
Dual-head configuration with remote switching.
Surface sensing to follow curved walls.
Swiveling spray head for broader reach.
Aircraft and ground equipment confirmed per project.
Plan cleaning on tall buildings with limited access.
Maintain surfaces that scaffolding cannot easily reach.
Support repeat professional work.
Matched by heavy-lift aircraft, water supply and surface type. Confirmed per project before quotation.
Describe the building and aircraft so MIRS can scope the right configuration.
Head switching is part of the design. Operation details are confirmed per configuration.
That depends on aircraft, hose and site. MIRS does not promise a figure.
A suitable heavy-lift aircraft, confirmed per project.
Pump, tank and power are agreed in the quotation.
MIRS compares the two configurations for your project.
Describe the building and aircraft so MIRS can scope the right configuration.
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