Tornador liquid reservoirs come in a few different shapes, each designed to optimize usability and compatibility with the Tornador cleaning tools. Here are the main shapes:
1.Bottle Shape (Cylindrical)Description: These reservoirs resemble standard bottles with a cylindrical shape.
Advantages: Easy to handle and fill, good balance when attached to the tool.
Common Use: Most standard Tornador models use this shape. It provides a straightforward design that's easy to manufacture and use.
2.Flat-Back (D-Shape)
Description: These reservoirs have a flat side and a rounded front, resembling the letter "D" when viewed from above.
Advantages: The flat back allows the reservoir to sit stably on flat surfaces, reducing the chance of tipping over. It's also easier to store against flat surfaces.
Common Use: Often found in professional or heavy-duty models, where stability and storage convenience are more critical.
3.Wide-Mouth (Jar Shape)
Description: These reservoirs have a wide mouth at the top, similar to a jar.
Advantages: Easier to fill and clean due to the wide opening. It can be more convenient for mixing solutions directly in the reservoir.
Common Use: Suitable for heavy-duty or professional settings where frequent refilling and cleaning are necessary.
Key Features Across All Shapes
Material: Whether plastic or stainless steel, the material choice affects durability and chemical resistance.
Capacity: Most reservoirs are around 1 liter, but this can vary slightly depending on the model and shape.
Attachment Mechanism: The shape must accommodate a secure attachment to the Tornador tool to prevent leaks and ensure a steady flow of cleaning solution.
Each shape offers specific advantages, whether it's ease of handling, stability, or convenience in filling and cleaning. The choice of shape depends on the user's specific needs and preferences, as well as the particular model of the Tornador tool they are using.
