Sandia Carpet Extractors

Heated Sandia extractors include a 2000-watt inline heater that delivers cleaning solution at temperatures up to 200°F, improving soil removal and reducing carpet dry times. All models use roto-molded polyethylene tanks built to resist dents, chips, and cracks in demanding job site environments.

The Trade Table carries Sandia Sniper carpet extractors, spot extractors, hard surface extractors, and replacement parts for commercial cleaning and restoration operations.

Sandia Carpet Extractors | Heated & Cold Water Portable Extraction

Sandia Sniper extractors use a self-contained portable box design that combines solution injection and vacuum recovery in one unit. The pump delivers cleaning solution through a wand at pressures between 100 and 500 PSI depending on the model, while dual or triple-stage vacuum motors recover spent solution and soil from the carpet.

Heated models raise solution temperature using an inline electric heater, which breaks down grease, oil, and embedded dirt more effectively than cold water extraction alone. Non-heated models are available for operators who pre-heat solution or work in environments where electrical draw must be minimized.

High-performance vacuum motors use an air intake design that pulls cool outside air over the motor housing, reducing operating temperature and preventing overheating during extended cleaning sessions.

Sandia Carpet Extractor Options

• Sniper 6-gallon extractors at 100, 200, and 300 PSI pump rates
• Sniper 12-gallon extractors at 100, 200, 300, and 500 PSI pump rates
• Heated models with 2000-watt inline heaters delivering 200°F solution
• Non-heated cold water extraction models
• Single 3-stage, dual 2-stage, and dual 3-stage vacuum motor configurations
• Hard surface extractors with 1200 PSI injection for contained pressure washing
• Spot extractors in 2-gallon and 3-gallon capacities for upholstery and detail work
• Indy automotive extractors in 3, 6, and 12-gallon sizes with inline heaters

Benefits of Sandia Carpet Extractors

• Made in the USA with roto-molded polyethylene tanks that resist dents and cracks
• Vacuum motors producing up to 215 inches of water lift for fast solution recovery
• Heated inline extraction at 200°F for deeper soil removal and faster drying
• Pump pressures from 100 to 500 PSI to match job requirements
• Waist-high recessed controls that stay protected during transport and storage
• 10-inch non-marking wheels designed for stair climbing and hard floor surfaces

Common Uses for Sandia Carpet Extractors

• Commercial carpet cleaning in hotels, offices, and retail spaces
• Water damage restoration and flood extraction
• Automotive interior detailing and upholstery cleaning
• Hard surface cleaning and contained pressure washing
• Spot cleaning with portable 2-gallon and 3-gallon extractors
• Janitorial maintenance in healthcare, education, and hospitality facilities

Why Buy Sandia Carpet Extractors from The Trade Table?

The Trade Table helps cleaning professionals select the right Sandia extractor based on job type, tank capacity, pump pressure, and heating requirements. Our team assists with choosing between 6-gallon and 12-gallon configurations, heated versus non-heated models, and vacuum motor options for different cleaning demands.

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Sandia Carpet Extractor FAQs

What is the Sandia Sniper series?

The Sniper is Sandia's primary carpet extraction line, available in 6-gallon and 12-gallon tank capacities. Models range from 100 to 500 PSI pump pressures with single or dual vacuum motor configurations. Heated versions include a 2000-watt inline heater for hot water extraction up to 200°F.

What is the difference between heated and non-heated extractors?

Heated Sandia extractors use an inline electric heater to raise cleaning solution to 200°F before it reaches the carpet. Hot water extraction breaks down grease, oil, and embedded soil more effectively than cold water. Non-heated models are used when operators pre-heat their solution or need to reduce electrical amp draw on the job site.

What tank size should I choose?

6-gallon extractors are lighter and more portable, suited for smaller commercial spaces, automotive detailing, and stair work. 12-gallon extractors reduce refill frequency and are built for larger open floor plans in hotels, offices, and restoration jobs.

Does Sandia make hard surface extractors?

Yes. Sandia produces a hard surface extractor with 1200 PSI injection designed for contained pressure washing on tile, grout, concrete, and other hard flooring. This unit combines high-pressure solution delivery with vacuum recovery to clean and extract in a single pass.

Are Sandia extractors made in the USA?

Yes. Sandia products are manufactured in the United States using roto-molded polyethylene tanks and domestically sourced components. All Sniper series extractors are built for commercial-grade durability and long-term service in professional cleaning environments.