floor scrubber is a cleaning machine suitable for cleaning hard floors, which can scrub the ground while sucking up sewage and take the sewage away from the site. It has the advantages of being environmentally friendly, energy-saving and efficient. There are several types of floor scrubbers, including semi-automatic floor scrubbers, fully automatic floor scrubbers, walk-behind floor scrubbers and ride-on floor scrubbers.

Composition of Floor Scrubbers

1. The brush disc motor drives the brush head to clean the ground. Under the action of cleaning agents, better cleaning effects can be achieved.
2. The water suction squeegee, under the action of the water suction motor and the water collection of the scraper belt, sucks the sewage on the ground into the sewage tank and takes it away from the site.
3. The water tank can be an independent water tank or a diaphragm water tank, which are used to hold clean water and sewage respectively.
4. There are two types of power supplies. One is alternating current; the other is direct current, namely batteries or accumulators.
5. Travel methods: There is a power-driven travel mode, which is easy and effortless to operate and more efficient; there is also a non-power-driven travel mode, which is relatively more laborious.

Main Consumables

1. ​Brush Discs
   Different brushes are required for different floors and cleaning conditions. For example, for epoxy floors, soft brushes or wool brushes should be used. For marble floors, medium-hardness brushes are appropriate. For cement floors, hard brushes are generally used. If there is a large amount of oil dirt firmly adhered to the workshop floor, steel wire brushes are needed at this time.
2. ​Scouring Pads
   Scouring pads are mainly used in conjunction with disc brushes. Depending on the actual cleaning requirements of the floor, different colored scouring pads should be selected (generally, the darker the color, the greater the friction on the floor).
3. ​Battery Maintenance
   Batteries can be roughly divided into two types: dry and wet. Dry batteries (which do not have an openable cover for adding water) generally require no maintenance. New batteries generally need to be replaced after about two years. For wet batteries, pay attention to the battery water level. Do not let it fall below the minimum scale line or exceed the maximum scale line. If the water is insufficient, add battery replenisher or distilled water.