Perfect burnisher floor scrubber

A floor scrubber is mainly used to clean floors: it applies cleaning solution, scrubs dirt, and often picks up the dirty water. 

Specifications

• <p class="ql-align-center"> <strong>Spec</strong></p><p class="ql-align-center"> <strong>Typical / Ideal Value</strong></p><p class="ql-align-center"> <strong>Why It Matters</strong></p><p> Pad / Driver Speed (RPM)</p><p> 1,200 – 1,600+ RPM</p><p> Higher speed generates more heat and friction, which helps polish the floor finish more effectively. Many burnishers run at ~1,500 RPM. &nbsp;</p><p> Motor Power</p><p> ~1.5 HP (or equivalent in watts)</p><p> Strong enough to sustain high RPM under load without bogging down. For example, many machines use 1.5 HP DC or AC motors. &nbsp;</p><p> Pad / Driver Size (Working Width)</p><p> ~17″ to 20″ (430 mm – 510 mm)</p><p> This gives a good balance: large enough to cover area efficiently, but still maneuverable. E.g., 20″ is very common. &nbsp;</p><p> Power Supply / Voltage</p><p> Typically 110-240 V (AC), depending on model</p><p> Most burnishers are electric corded machines. Example: 120 V or 230 V depending on market. &nbsp;</p><p> Current / Amperage Draw</p><p> ~10 – 15 A (for corded)</p><p> Indicates how much load the burnisher draws — important for ensuring your power source can handle it. E.g., the Mastercraft model draws 10.5 amps. &nbsp;</p><p> Handle Type</p><p> Adjustable / Floating handle</p><p> Floating handles help maintain even pad contact with the floor, especially on slightly uneven surfaces. Many models have this. &nbsp;</p><p> Chassis / Construction</p><p> Metal (steel or aluminum)</p><p> Durable frame helps with longevity and consistent performance. &nbsp;</p><p> Wheels</p><p> Non-marking transport wheels</p><p> Helps to move the machine around without damaging floors. E.g., CleanFreak uses 5″ non-marking wheels. &nbsp;</p><p> Noise Level</p><p> ~ 60-70 dB (varies)</p><p> Important for indoor / commercial use. For example, some designs emphasize quieter motors. &nbsp;</p><p> Weight</p><p> Usually between ~30 kg to 45 kg depending on size</p><p> Heavier machines provide stability, but very heavy ones reduce maneuverability. (Some 20″ models weigh ~40 kg+)</p><p> Cable Length</p><p> ~ 15 m (or ~50 ft) is common</p><p> Gives reach in large spaces without needing frequent plug changes. E.g., 50 ft cord is common on many US models. &nbsp;</p><p> Safety / Control Features</p><p> Lock-out switch, circuit breaker</p><p> </p><p> </p>