HP90 Stingray™ Heated Automotive Detail Extractor – Advanced Cleaning for Upholstery, and Carpets

The Stingray™ is Your Ultimate Performance Package for Mobile Detailing & High Speed Upholstery Cleaning

Get ready to speed through automotive details and upholstery cleaning like never before. The HP90 Stingray™ automotive detail extractor packs full-size performance into a compact, mobile-ready body that’s brimming with premium features; like a new faucet-fill adapter, molded-in lift handles, and a fresh water drain, that set it apart.

This automotive detail extractor also provides a newly revamped 1,200W inline heat system to quickly loosen up tough grime for easy extracting, as well as an automatic shut-off float to protect the vacuums from accidental overflows. What’s more, all of the Stingray components run from a single cord–making it easy to find power, no matter where you go!

Stingray™ Automotive Detail Extractor Includes:

• 15ft. 1.25″ vacuum and solution hose 
• 4″ upholstery tool (Part #8400P)
• Heatguard™ hose wrap, made of neoprene wetsuit material

Features:

• 5 gallon (approx.) solution tank
• Single 3-stage LA motor
• 130″ of water lift, 100 CFM
• 1,200-watt in-line heater, tuned up to produce hot water quicker than ever.
• High drain valve, perfect for emptying into a standard bucket
• Molded-in carry handles for easier lifting and unloading
• Compact design to fit perfectly into a van, truck or storage area
• Durable roto-molded polyethylene material that resists rusting and denting
• Faucet-fill adapter to make filling simpler
• Automatic shut-off float to protect the vacuum motors from overflow.
  

Question: What is the difference between HP60 and HP90 Stingray?

Answer: The primary difference between the Mytee HP60 Spyder and the Mytee HP90 Stingray is that the HP90 Stingray includes premium features like an automatic shut-off float to prevent vacuum motor damage, molded-in lift handles, a faucet-fill adapter, a solution tank drain, and improved plumbing with brass hard pipes for faster heating, while the HP60 Spyder lacks these enhancements and is a more basic, budget-friendly model.