Technology
Simple, controlled, soft-contact care.
How DIISEA C7 approaches light exterior maintenance, and why it's built to be brought to the vehicle.
Wet. Lift. Capture.
A controlled film of water loosens light surface dirt, a soft roller lifts it away, and a separate tank captures the dirty water.
- Step 1
Wet
A controlled flow of clean water surrounds light dust and grime on the surface.
- Step 2
Lift
The soft polymer sponge roller lifts loosened particles with gentle contact.
- Step 3
Capture
Dirty water is drawn into a separate tank, helping keep surrounding areas clean.
Portability
Brought to the vehicle.
A 1.4 kg cordless main unit with its own storage case, so care can happen where vehicles are parked, staged or stored.
- 1.4 kg main unit
- Cordless, battery-powered
- Storage case included
Controlled water use
Low water. Low runoff.
Approximately 240 ml of water per use, with clean and dirty water kept separate. Designed for sites where hoses and drains are limited.
- Approx. 240 ml per use
- Separate clean and dirty water tanks
- Low runoff
Soft-contact operation
Gentle by design.
A polymer sponge roller cleans through soft contact rather than high-pressure spray or abrasive tools.
- Polymer sponge roller
- No high-pressure spray
- Rinse-and-reuse roller
Modern vehicles
Made with today's vehicles in mind.
Modern vehicles carry painted finishes, cameras, sensors and glass that call for a careful approach. C7's low-pressure, soft-contact method was designed with these surfaces in mind. Always follow the vehicle manufacturer's care guidance.
- Low-pressure, soft-contact method
- Consideration for paint, cameras and sensors
- Follow OEM care guidance
Designed for light exterior maintenance.
C7 complements full washes and professional detailing. It isn't intended for heavy mud, salt crust, tar, wheels or undercarriage cleaning.
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Our team can walk through how C7 would work in your environment.