Ride-on scrubber
Open floors and main aisles. Battery powered, so nothing burns indoors.
The equipment list
The bid names the machine for each part of your floor. Sizes are typical. Your bid lists the ones we will bring.
Water and solution down, dirty water recovered in one pass.
Open floors and main aisles. Battery powered, so nothing burns indoors.
Narrow aisles, dock edges and between racks.
The last foot beside walls, guards and column bases.
Dry pickup before any water goes down.
Dust, shrink wrap and strapping from open floor and dock aprons.
Aisles and the edges the rider can't reach.
Fine dust near packaging and lines, where a broom would raise it.
Sheen on sealed concrete and tile.
Indoor work with no exhaust. Most of our burnishing.
Large open floors where you approve it. Runs with a carbon monoxide monitor and the doors open.
Thin, even coats on lanes that have worn through.
Oil, coolant and the last of the soil.
Lifts and recovers the degreaser solution in one pass.
Pools, edges and low spots a scrubber can't squeegee.
Absorbent pads and booms, carried on the cart for the whole shift.
Machines change with the season and the crew. Your bid lists the ones for your floor.
Matching machine to floor
A rider needs room to turn. Under about eight feet, the walk-behind goes in.
Battery machines for indoor work. Propane only where you approve it, with a carbon monoxide monitor.
Dust gets a sweeper, soil a scrubber and oil a degreaser. Mixing them in one pass doesn't work.
What we ask of you
A hose bib or a fill point for the tanks.
A place to charge the battery machines overnight.
Where used solution can be taken on your site.
A corner for the cart, the spill kit and the sign stands.
The site walk shows which of these your building needs.