Hizero · Bionic cleaning
It cleans your floors without a vacuum motor
Hizero threw out the part every other floor cleaner is built around. No suction, no airflow, no roaring motor — a bionic polymer roller that touches the floor and lifts everything off it.
Engineers who disliked the compromise
Hizero was started by a group of engineers chasing a balance between how a machine looks, what it actually does, and how tiring it is to use. Their first floor cleaner launched in 2017 after several years of refinement, and it did something nobody else had tried: it removed the vacuum entirely.
How No-Suction™ actually works
A proprietary bionic polymer roller makes direct contact with the floor, capturing solid debris and absorbing liquid at the same time. As it turns, the roller is continuously refreshed with clean water and an integrated scraper strips the dirty water away — separating solid waste from liquid into different chambers.
Material science and mechanical engineering doing the job normally handed to a vacuum motor.
Which is why it sweeps and mops in one pass, and why it is so much quieter than the alternative.
Wet mess and dry mess are the same problem
Spilled cereal and spilled milk get handled together, in one pass. There is no bag, no separate mop, and nothing to tip into a bin afterwards — the waste has already been separated for you.
The Hizero at Solenco
One machine, and it replaces both the vacuum and the mop for hard floors.
Hizero F100 Spare Polymer Cleaning Roller
R699
The part that does the cleaning — replace it, not the machine
Hizero’s No-Suction technology is patented. Solenco is the South African distributor.