Industrial Cleaning Equipment
Walk-behind and ride-on scrubbers sized to your aisles, your floor and your shift length.
A scrubber dryer lays down solution, scrubs it in with a rotating brush disc and pulls it back up with a squeegee in one pass, so a facility crew cleans a floor instead of mopping it twice.
The line runs from a 350 mm walk-behind unit that fits through a standard doorway to an 860 mm-plus ride-on machine built for distribution centres and airport terminals. Solution and recovery tanks are always kept separate — clean water goes down, dirty water and debris come straight back up through the squeegee — so the floor is dry enough to walk on within a few metres of the machine.
Brush disc pressure is fixed at the factory to a working range of 30–35 kg, which is enough to lift ingrained dirt off epoxy and ceramic tile without polishing a shine into concrete that was never meant to have one. Facilities running mixed indoor and loading-dock areas often pair a floor scrubber with a ride on sweeper — the sweeper clears loose debris and grit before it ever reaches the scrubber's brush.
Every unit ships as an export build: battery type, charger voltage and brush disc size are set to your order before the machine is crated, and control panel labelling can be set to your local language.
Every scrubber runs on our line with solution flowing, the brush turning and the squeegee lifting and dropping under power before it is crated. A squeegee that leaves a wet streak behind it is the fault this catches, and it is the one an operator notices on day one.
Specifications
Representative 430 mm walk-behind build shown below. Final specification is confirmed per order against cleaning width, tank size, battery type and destination.
| Drive type | Walk-behind (ride-on available from 560 mm) |
|---|---|
| Cleaning width | 430 mm |
| Brush disc | 16" (single disc) |
| Brush disc pressure | 35 kg |
| Brush RPM | 140–150 rpm |
| Battery capacity | 2×12V / 80Ah, lead-acid (lithium optional) |
|---|---|
| Battery autonomy | 3.5 hours |
| Solution / recovery tank | 35 / 40 L |
|---|---|
| Cleaning efficiency | 1,845 m²/h |
| Suited floor types | Epoxy, ceramic tile, cement, marble |
| Tier | Cleaning width | Solution / recovery tank | Cleaning efficiency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Walk-behind, compact | 350 mm | 10–16 L / 15–16 L | up to 1,600 m²/h |
| Walk-behind, mid-size | 430–530 mm | 35–65 L / 40–65 L | 1,845–2,200 m²/h |
| Ride-on, mid-size | 560–710 mm | 85–130 L / 90–135 L | 2,100–6,800 m²/h |
| Ride-on, large | 860 mm+ | 170–235 L | 3,955 m²/h+ |
A 350 mm walk-behind unit turns inside a standard retail aisle or a 0.8 m warehouse gap; an 860 mm ride-on machine covers a distribution centre floor in a fraction of the passes. Ordering by aisle width and floor area first, then by brand, is what keeps a scrubber from sitting unused because it cannot turn where it needs to.
Solution and recovery water never mix in the tank, so the machine is not scrubbing with water that already carries the dirt it just picked up. The squeegee bar lifts the recovery water back into the tank in the same pass, leaving the floor dry enough to reopen to foot traffic almost immediately.
A lead-acid pack is the standard, lower-cost option and suits a single shift with a charging window overnight. Lithium is available where the floor runs two or three shifts back to back and there is no time to park the machine for a full charge cycle.
Charger voltage, plug type and control panel labelling are set to your market before the unit leaves the yard. We prepare the certificate of origin, commercial invoice and packing list for your customs broker and can quote FOB Qingdao or CIF to your port.
A walk-behind unit is the right choice under roughly 5,000 m² per shift, or wherever aisles are under about 1 metre wide — it is lighter, cheaper and turns in tighter spaces. Above that area, or on open warehouse and distribution floors, a ride-on machine covers more ground per hour and reduces operator fatigue on long runs.
A standard lead-acid pack runs roughly 2 to 4 hours of continuous scrubbing depending on brush disc pressure and floor condition, which covers a single shift with an overnight charge. Larger ride-on machines with lithium batteries can run 4 to 6 hours, which suits facilities running back-to-back shifts.
The standard brush and pad setup is built for epoxy, ceramic tile, sealed cement and marble floors. Softer or textured surfaces need a different pad grade, so tell us the floor finish when you enquire and we will confirm the right brush and pad combination.
Lead-acid is the standard, lower-cost battery and needs a full overnight charge once it is depleted. Lithium costs more up front but charges faster, holds capacity longer over years of use, and tolerates partial charging between shifts without the capacity loss that lead-acid suffers from repeated partial cycles.
A compact 350 mm walk-behind unit covers roughly 1,600 m² per hour. A mid-size 430–530 mm walk-behind reaches 1,800–2,200 m² per hour, and ride-on machines from 560 mm up to 860 mm-plus cover anywhere from 2,100 to over 6,800 m² per hour depending on cleaning width.
Scrubbers are crated and consolidated into a shared 40-foot container along with other equipment on your order, since a single unit does not fill a container on its own. We prepare the certificate of origin, commercial invoice and packing list, and quote either FOB or CIF to your port. Container loading is the same process used for machine orders leaving this yard, such as skid steer loaders delivered to Moscow.
A delegation from Korea walked the production workshop, following the small excavator build through parts processing, assembly and welding.
A skid steer loader order built for a customer in Russia, delivered to Moscow.
Send us your floor area, the narrowest aisle the machine has to turn in, and how many shifts it needs to run between charges. We come back with a configuration sheet and an FOB or CIF price, usually within 72 hours. Not sure if the floor needs a walk-behind or a ride-on unit? Describe the space and we will say which one fits.
