Currently there are rapid growth and developments in the cleaning service industry. Manufacturers are competing to come up with a variety of new innovations in equipment and chemical products.

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N.A.P. Service and Trading Co.,ltd has a policy to regularly send its directors and high-level employees to leading cleaning industry conventions every year, such as the PULIRE – The Smart Show in Verona Italy, or ISSA INTERCLEAN in Amsterdam, Netherlands, along with many other interesting conventions. Nevertheless these new innovations or advanced looking equipment does not always perform as advertised and although the management of N.A.P.

Service and Trading Co.,ltd is always trying to sought out new technologies to improve the company's operations, great care is taken before committing to any product. The reputability of the manufacturers, the quality of the products and the feasibility of the technology to be used with the building conditions in Thailand must be considered to ensure the best efficiency and safety for our clients, the public and our staff.

Apart from seeking out the latest technologies from all around the world we are also innovating new technologies ourselves. We have created an engineering department comprises of many experienced engineers and technicians tasked with inventing many specialty equipment designed to perform specific tasks for certain projects. The engineering department is also responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of all our equipment both created inhouse and obtained from other manufacturers so that they are fully functional and ready to perform at maximum efficiency.

The constant drive to innovate has made N.A.P. Service and Trading Co.,ltd a leader in cleaning equipment and chemical products both for inhouse use on projects and to sell to prospective buyers. When combined with our experienced staff and experts it has made us the leading company on cleaning technologies and innovation in Thailand.

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