The Sandia Super Spot-Xtract 50-3100 is a 3-gallon dual 2-stage portable carpet spotter built for high-frequency, high-mobility cleaning where a 12-gallon machine is too large to deploy. The 100 PSI adjustable pump and dual 2-stage vacuum motors give the operator pro-grade extraction performance in a compact form factor that fits in a passenger trunk, on a pickup-truck shelf, or alongside a janitor cart.
Use Cases
The Super Spot-Xtract is sized for high-frequency, low-volume work where mobility wins over capacity. Common use cases include:
- Spot and stain removal between full extractor cleans on commercial accounts
- Auto dealership reconditioning on cloth seats, carpet, and floor mats
- Marine interior cleaning and yacht-detail work where compact equipment is mandatory
- Restaurant and quick-service food-service spill response
- Janitor-cart spot work in office, hospitality, and healthcare buildings
Specifications
100 PSI adjustable pump; dual 2-stage vacuum motors; 3-gallon solution tank and 3-gallon recovery tank; rotomolded polyethylene housing; 115V single-cord operation; CSA approved; included Sandia hose, hand tool, and trigger sprayer; built in the United States.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included with the 50-3100?
The Super Spot-Xtract typically ships as a complete spotter package: solution and vacuum hose, hand tool with trigger, and stainless-steel internal plumbing. Confirm the exact accessory pack with Discount Cleaning Products at order — some configurations vary by season.
Is 100 PSI enough for spotting and small carpet jobs?
Yes — for spot work, auto interiors, and small carpet sections, 100 PSI provides plenty of solution penetration without driving moisture too deep into the pad. Spotting machines run lower pressure on purpose so the operator does not over-saturate the carpet during quick targeted cleaning.
How does it compare to a 12-gallon route extractor?
Different jobs. A 12-gallon route extractor is the right tool for room-by-room or whole-floor commercial cleaning. The 50-3100 is the right tool for spot calls, auto detail, and cart-mounted touch-up work where wheeling a large machine in is impractical.
How long do the 2-stage vacuum motors last?
Sandia 2-stage motors typically run 600 to 1,000 hours under typical spot-cleaning duty. Spot machines see lower per-motor wear than route machines because they do not pull continuous extraction shifts.
Can the pump be serviced in the field?
Yes. Sandia stocks pump rebuild kits and switch assemblies through its North American dealer network with same-week or next-week delivery on common wear items.
Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized Sandia dealer with US-based customer service and parts support on the Super Spot-Xtract line.
