Namco NM9GA 3-in-1 Carpet Extractor – 9 Gallon, 400 PSI, 143 lbs

Namco NM9GA 3-in-1 Self-Contained Carpet Extractor – 400 PSI, 9-Gallon Capacity

The Namco NM9GA combines cleaning, rinsing, and water extraction in a single self-contained machine. At 400 PSI with a 9-gallon tank and 15-foot vacuum and solution hoses, the NM9GA handles carpet cleaning, upholstery maintenance, and water extraction in commercial and restoration environments without a truck mount or external water supply.

NM9GA PSI, Hose Length, and 3-in-1 Operation

• PSI: 400 at the pump — drives cleaning solution into carpet fiber for deep soil removal; sufficient for commercial carpet and upholstery in most facility environments.
• Tank capacity: 9 gallons — handles extended cleaning runs before requiring refill and recovery tank emptying.
• Hose reach: 15 ft vacuum and solution hoses — covers standard hotel rooms, office suites, and corridor sections from a single machine position.
• 3-in-1 function — simultaneous cleaning solution injection, agitation, and water extraction; reduces total cleaning time versus sequential clean-then-extract methods.
• Weight: 143.3 lbs — pull-behind configuration with rolling wheels for corridor and room-to-room transport.
• Upholstery tool included — switches from carpet cleaning to chair, sofa, and fabric surface extraction without a separate machine.

Commercial Carpet Cleaning and Water Extraction Applications

The NM9GA's 400 PSI rating positions it for commercial carpet cleaning in hotels, offices, and healthcare facilities where carpet receives daily foot traffic and requires periodic deep extraction. At 15 feet of hose reach, the operator positions the machine at the room entrance and cleans the full room interior without repositioning—standard for hotel room cleaning workflows. The 9-gallon tank covers multiple standard hotel rooms before requiring a water change, reducing the machine repositioning stops that slow cleaning productivity. Water damage restoration contractors use the extraction function to pull standing water from carpet after flooding events before switching to dedicated drying equipment.

PSI at the Wand and Extraction Performance

400 PSI at the pump delivers 100–200 PSI at the wand tip after pressure loss through 15 feet of hose and the wand itself—the standard working pressure range for commercial hot water extraction on commercial carpet. Actual cleaning effectiveness depends on solution temperature (heated extraction improves soil release), dwell time (30–60 seconds of solution soak), and agitation (brush or scrubbing tool). IICRC S100 commercial carpet cleaning standards recommend hot water extraction for deep cleaning; the NM9GA provides the extraction method but does not include an internal heater—solution temperature is determined by the hot water source.