What Are The Benefits Of A Hand-push Floor Scrubber

When discussing walk-behind floor scrubbers, many people often think of their cleaning applications in public places like hotels, airports, and ports. However, factory managers are often less familiar with how to choose a floor scrubber suitable for their facility, or what products vendors promote within the factory production sector.

When it comes to the use and promotion of floor scrubbers in factory production, equipment suppliers should ideally understand the factory's production scale, the area to be cleaned, the floor conditions, and the cleaning standards, so they can tailor a solution. As a manufacturing company leader, you also need to understand the basics of floor scrubbers and select the right equipment for your business based on your specific conditions and requirements. Choosing a good automatic floor scrubber not only delivers excellent cleaning results and improves safety, but also reduces costs and maximizes efficiency.

It's crucial to choose an electric floor scrubber based on the scale of production. For example, a small-scale processing business can easily choose an economical single-brush automatic scrubber. However, a factory covering tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of square meters might be better off with a larger model or a combination of models. Of course, very large enterprises are better off with a ride-on scrubber or a combined sweeper and scrubber.

After selecting an automatic floor scrubber, decide whether to use a disc brush or a roller brush. Disc brushes are categorized as soft nylon, medium-duty, wear-resistant polyethylene, or super-hard abrasive brushes. Disc brushes are generally versatile, easy to use, and suitable for a variety of hard surfaces. Roller brushes are effective for cleaning textured surfaces. Reputable brands typically feature integrated grooves for easier removal of debris and small particles, making them ideal for tile, ceramic tile, and rough concrete floors. Roller brushes are also categorized as soft nylon, polyethylene, heavy-duty polyethylene, and abrasive bristles.

The power source for a floor scrubber also depends on the specific production environment. Small floor scrubbers are mostly battery- or electric-powered. While power is not restricted in production workshops, power cords are inconvenient and unsafe. Due to their price and convenient operation time, these scrubbers have become popular with some small businesses. Supplier salespeople, attracted by the lower prices and easier deals, often try to promote these scrubbers to these manufacturers, regardless of their suitability. However, small scrubbers, due to their short battery life, are often the subject of complaints from manufacturers. Medium-sized and larger scrubbers are mostly battery- or fuel-powered, with a small number of LPG-powered models. Fuel-powered scrubbers are not subject to environmental restrictions, and their main advantage is their longevity, aside from exhaust and noise pollution. Battery-powered scrubbers are arguably more environmentally friendly, but choosing the right battery is a major challenge for many suppliers and manufacturers. Standard batteries are generally more economical, while manufacturers prefer larger batteries with longer lifespans.

The selection of clean water and wastewater tanks is generally based on the size of the machine. However, reputable brands typically have separate wastewater and clean water tanks.

With the advancement of technology and the cleaning industry, more and more new technologies are being applied to floor scrubbers, and more and more user-friendly designs are being adopted.