Commercial Floor Buffer & Polisher Range
Choose a commercial floor buffer around the job you need to do. Explore low-speed single-disc machines, compact models, weighted restoration machines and high-speed burnishers. Compare the core ratings, then select the exact model and working tools for your order.
Choose the process before the model
Low-speed cleaning, stone restoration and high-speed finish care use different working methods. Use the categories below to narrow the range, then review the exact model and its listed tools.
Low-speed floor care
Choose the floor-care process first, then the disc size, electrical rating and model. Arrange separate liquid recovery after wet work.
View 25 models in this rangeCompact 13-inch machines
Assess smaller treatment areas and access around furniture. Check the full machine clearance as well as the disc diameter.
View 2 models in this rangeStone & restoration machines
Plan stone treatment with trained operators, approved tools and a small test area. Match the process and permitted weights to the surface.
View 7 models in this rangeHigh-speed burnishers
Use high-speed burnishing for compatible floor finishes. Remove grit first and follow the finish supplier’s drying or curing requirements.
View 2 models in this rangeCompare specifications across the floor-care range
Choose two to four model groups. Compare their specifications, then follow a group heading to shared ratings and individual product cards.
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HY005 / A-003 / A-003B / A-005 / A-005T / AC-171 / GH003 / GH005Pictured: HY005
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HY002 / A-002 / A-002T / A-007 / HY1A / HY2A / HY5A / HY7APictured: HY002
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| Speed Different | 154 rpm | 175 rpm |
Find the model you want to source
Choose a category and specification group, then browse the model cards. Core ratings stay visible above the cards. Open the fittings and model details whenever you need the additional information.
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Low-speed floor care
Start here for routine scrubbing, stripping and low-speed polishing with the correct brush or pad. Compare 154 and 175 rpm, 17 and 18 in, and the stated power supply.
8 models in this specification group.
HY005
Multi-Functional Floor MachineA butterfly handle, central water feed and aluminium-alloy chassis, with an eccentric design and high-density, wear-resistant nylon-steel planetary gears.
A-003
Multi-Functional Floor MachineA loop-style handle and yellow-and-black head distinguish it from the straight-bar A-003B. Both share the same core drive ratings.
A-003B
Multi-Functional Floor MachineStraight-bar grips and a yellow control panel offer a different handle layout from A-003, with the same core drive ratings and brush-and-pad tool types.
A-005
Multi-Functional Floor MachineStraight-bar controls sit above a red cylindrical head. Floor and carpet brushes plus a pad holder provide different working-tool options for low-speed floor care.
A-005T
Multi-Functional Floor MachineGrey control housing and straight-bar grips distinguish it from A-005. The core drive ratings and supplied tool types remain the same.
AC-171
Multi-Functional Floor MachineA green, sloping motor cover gives this model a different body profile from the cylindrical-head A-005. It uses floor and carpet brushes or a pad holder for low-speed care.
GH003
Multi-Functional Floor MachineA yellow-and-black head with an angular, enclosed handle. Its floor brush, carpet brush and pad holder provide the listed brush-and-pad cleaning configurations.
GH005
Multi-Functional Floor MachineA red head with an enclosed loop handle offers an alternative to the straight-bar A-005 layout, while retaining the same core ratings.
8 models in this specification group.
HY002
Multi-Functional Floor MachineA butterfly handle above a blue-and-silver cylindrical head. Compared with HY005, it has a higher rotation speed with the same power rating and working diameter.
A-002
Multi-Functional Floor MachineStraight-bar controls and a blue cylindrical head distinguish this design from the loop-handled HY002. The core ratings and supplied tool types are the same.
A-002T
Multi-Functional Floor MachineGrey control housing changes the handle layout from A-002, while retaining the blue cylindrical head and the same core ratings.
A-007
Multi-Functional Floor MachineStraight-bar controls pair with a rounded blue motor cover, offering a different head profile from A-002 within the same specification group.
HY1A
Multi-Functional Offset-Head Floor MachineOffset-head construction distinguishes this version within the low-speed range. It comes with a floor brush, carpet brush and pad holder for different floor-care processes.
HY2A
Multi-Functional Floor MachineAn enclosed handle, silver-coloured cylindrical head and green deck define its layout. It offers a different body design from the straight-bar HY7A in the same specification group.
HY5A
Multi-Functional Floor MachineThe smaller-disc counterpart to HY5B, with straight-bar controls and a green deck. Both retain the same power and rotation-speed ratings.
HY7A
Multi-Functional Floor MachineStraight-bar controls sit above a black-topped cylindrical head and green deck. This handle layout differs from the loop-handled HY2A without changing the group core ratings.
5 models in this specification group.
HY038
Multi-Functional Floor MachineA green deck, cylindrical motor cover and enclosed handle form a low-speed brush-and-pad machine. The working disc is wider than HY002 at the same power and speed.
HY039
Multi-Functional Floor MachineA reflective deck surround and enclosed handle distinguish this design from the straight-bar HY039T, with the same core drive ratings.
HY039T
Multi-Functional Floor MachineStraight-bar grips replace the enclosed handle of HY039. The reflective deck surround and shared brush-and-pad specification group are retained.
HY5B
Multi-Functional Floor MachineThe wider-disc counterpart to HY5A, retaining its straight-bar control layout and green deck for low-speed brush-and-pad floor care.
HY6B
Multi-Functional Floor MachineAn enclosed handle and a wider disc distinguish it from HY6A. The two models share the same power and rotation-speed ratings.
3 models in this specification group.
GH002
Multi-Functional Floor MachineA blue-and-silver cylindrical head with an enclosed handle, rather than SA001’s straight-bar controls and black deck. Both belong to the same core specification group.
SA001
Multi-Functional Floor MachineStraight-bar controls and a black deck distinguish this design from GH002. Floor and carpet brushes plus a pad holder provide its working-tool options.
HY6A
Multi-Functional Floor MachineAn enclosed handle and green deck in the smaller-disc format of the HY6 pair. It has the same power and rotation speed as HY6B.
CB-171
1 model
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1 model in this specification group.
CB-171
Multi-Functional Floor MachineAn enclosed, vented blue motor cover with straight-bar controls. It has a higher power rating than HY002, while retaining the same working diameter and rotation speed.
| Voltage | 220 V |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Power | 1500 W |
| Speed | 175 rpm |
| Base plate diameter | 17 in |
Fittings & further specifications
| Standard fittings | Floor brush, carpet brush, pad holder |
|---|---|
| Brush diameter | 17 in |
Compact 13-inch machines
CB-130 and HY130 use a 13-inch working disc. Their power and speed differ, while both include an 8 L tank.
CB-130
1 model
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1 model in this specification group.
CB-130
Mini Multi-Functional Floor MachineA compact single-disc machine with a dual-capacitor motor and onboard solution tank. Its power and rotation-speed ratings are lower than HY130.
| Voltage | 220 V |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Power | 550 W |
| Speed | 154 rpm |
| Brush plate diameter | 13 in |
Fittings & further specifications
| Standard fittings | Floor brush, carpet brush, pad holder |
|---|---|
| Brush diameter | 13 in |
| Water tank capacity | 8 L |
| Body weight | 30 kg |
| Motor configuration | Dual-capacitor motor |
HY130
1 model
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1 model in this specification group.
HY130
Mini Multi-Functional Floor MachineGear transmission, dual capacitors and a protective rubber bumper around the deck. It combines a compact format with higher power and rotation-speed ratings than CB-130.
| Voltage | 220 V |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Power | 750 W |
| Speed | 175 rpm |
| Brush plate diameter | 13 in |
Fittings & further specifications
| Standard fittings | Floor brush, carpet brush, pad holder |
|---|---|
| Brush diameter | 13 in |
| Water tank capacity | 8 L |
| Transmission | Gear transmission |
| Capacitor configuration | Dual capacitor |
| Chassis bumper | Protective rubber bumper ring |
Stone & restoration machines
Review the weighted restoration range by power, speed, working diameter and the exact tools supplied with each model.
HYA1
1 model
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1 model in this specification group.
HYA1
Heavy-Duty Floor Restoration MachineAn air-cooled, dual-capacitor motor pairs with two add-on weights, a weighted restoration plate and a pad holder for stone-care setups.
| Voltage | 220 V |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Power | 2.5 HP |
| Speed | 176 rpm |
| Base plate diameter | 18 in (460 mm) |
Fittings & further specifications
| Standard fittings | Add-on weights (2), weighted restoration plate, pad holder |
|---|---|
| Brush diameter | 18 in |
| Motor cooling | Air cooled |
| Capacitor configuration | Dual capacitor |
2 models in this specification group.
A-004
Heavy-Duty Floor Restoration MachineStraight-bar controls and an add-on weight for restoration work. Its tool set includes a carpet brush alongside the floor brush, pad holder and drive plate.
HY004
Heavy-Duty Floor Restoration MachineA butterfly handle offers an alternative to A-004’s straight-bar controls. Both share the same core ratings, colour options and listed tool types.
HY168T
1 model
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1 model in this specification group.
HY168T
Heavy-Duty Floor Restoration MachineA wider disc and higher power and rotation-speed ratings than CB-168T, with an add-on weight, floor brush, pad holder and drive plate.
| Voltage | 220 V |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Power | 1800 W |
| Speed | 175 rpm |
| Base plate diameter | 18 in |
Fittings & further specifications
| Standard fittings | Add-on weight (1), pad holder, floor brush, drive plate |
|---|---|
| Brush diameter | 18 in |
CB-168T
1 model
Review the electrical and working-disc ratings for this model.
1 model in this specification group.
CB-168T
Heavy-Duty Floor Restoration MachineThe smaller-disc alternative to HY168T, with lower power and rotation-speed ratings. An add-on weight, floor brush, pad holder and drive plate form its restoration tool set.
| Voltage | 220 V |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Power | 1500 W |
| Speed | 168 rpm |
| Base plate diameter | 17 in |
Fittings & further specifications
| Standard fittings | Add-on weight (1), pad holder, floor brush, drive plate |
|---|---|
| Brush diameter | 17 in |
HY3A
1 model
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1 model in this specification group.
HY3A
Heavy-Duty Stone Restoration MachineA stone-restoration model supplied with two add-on weights. Compared with HY4A, it has a lower power rating and a higher rotation speed.
| Voltage | 220 V |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Power | 1800 W |
| Speed | 170 rpm |
| Base plate diameter | 18 in |
Fittings & further specifications
| Current | 6.6 A |
|---|---|
| Noise | ≤54 dB |
| Standard fittings | Add-on weights (2), pad holder, floor brush, drive plate |
| Brush diameter | 18 in |
HY4A
1 model
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1 model in this specification group.
HY4A
Heavy-Duty Stone Restoration MachineTwo add-on weights and an exposed, finned motor housing distinguish this stone-restoration design. It has a higher power rating and lower rotation speed than HY3A.
| Voltage | 220 V |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Power | 2200 W |
| Speed | 150 rpm |
| Base plate diameter | 18 in |
Fittings & further specifications
| Current | 13.6 A |
|---|---|
| Noise | ≤54 dB |
| Standard fittings | Add-on weights (2), pad holder, floor brush, drive plate |
| Brush diameter | 18 in |
High-speed burnishers
A-010 and HY1500C share 1800 W, 1500 rpm and a 20-inch working disc. Review their individual features before choosing the supplied configuration.
2 models in this specification group.
A-010
High-Speed Floor BurnisherA hand-adjustable handle and fully enclosed, air-cooled motor for high-speed finish maintenance. Its straight-bar controls differ from the loop-handled HY1500C.
HY1500C
High-Speed Floor BurnisherAn enclosed loop handle and green deck distinguish this design from A-010. Its high-speed disc is intended for gloss maintenance on compatible floor finishes.
The differences that guide your choice
Start with the floor-care task. Then check the working size, speed, power supply and tools for the model you want to use.
Cleaning, restoration or burnishing
Choose a low-speed machine for scrubbing and floor treatment with a suitable brush or pad. Use a restoration model for planned stone work. A-010 and HY1500C run at 1500 rpm for high-speed burnishing on compatible floor finishes.
Working size and access
CB-130 and HY130 have a 13-inch working disc. Other floor machines in the range use 17-inch or 18-inch working diameters; A-010 and HY1500C use 20 inches. Check the complete machine and handle clearance around doors, furniture and turning points.
CB-130 or HY130 for compact work
Both models have a 13-inch working disc and an 8 L tank. CB-130 is rated at 550 W and 154 rpm; HY130 is rated at 750 W and 175 rpm. Choose the model and tool for the floor treatment you plan to carry out.
Voltage and frequency
Keep the destination supply with your model list. GH002, SA001 and HY6A specify 220 V and 50/60 Hz; the other floor-standing model groups specify 220 V and 50 Hz. Include your plug requirements when requesting the supplied configuration.
Shared ratings, individual designs
Several models share 17-inch, 154 rpm and 1200 W ratings. Their individual descriptions explain the handle, water feed, motor housing and construction details. Use the exact model code when choosing a machine or ordering its working tools.
HY3A or HY4A for stone work
Both have an 18-inch working diameter and list two add-on weights, a pad holder, floor brush and drive plate. HY3A is rated at 1800 W and 170 rpm; HY4A is rated at 2200 W and 150 rpm. Use the tools and weights permitted for the selected model.
For wet treatment, plan separate collection of dirty liquid or slurry. See the wet and dry vacuum range. For combined washing and recovery, see the floor scrubber selection page.
Additional equipment for a specific task
The A-205 is a handheld polishing tool, while PW1 is an electric sprayer. Review them separately from the floor-standing machines and specify the intended material or formulation with your enquiry.
Handheld Electric Polisher
A-205
A handheld electric polisher for local treatment with a 7-inch disc. It is rated at 1050 W; the speed entry and packing quantity are shown in its specifications.
Specifications & use
| Packing quantity | 4 units/carton |
|---|---|
| Power | 1050 W |
| Speed | 1000–3000 rpm/min |
| Disc diameter | 7 in |
Secure the workpiece and use a centred attachment rated for the tool’s maximum speed. Keep moving rather than dwelling at one point. Wait for the disc to stop before setting the tool down, and unplug before adjustments or cleaning. Use suitable eye, hearing and dust protection; keep loose clothing, hair and the cable clear of rotation. Keep the body dry and the air inlets clear.
Electric Sprayer
PW1
An electric sprayer for applying compatible liquids, rated at 220 V, 50 Hz and 1200 W. Specify the formulation and intended application when requesting this auxiliary device.
Specifications & use
| Packing dimensions | 500 × 210 × 320 mm |
|---|---|
| Power | 1200 W |
| Voltage | 220 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
Read the chemical label and safety data, then test the permitted formulation and application method in a ventilated area. Do not spray people, animals or energised equipment. Do not use flammable liquids, alcohol formulations or solvents. Disconnect power before filling or cleaning; release any residual pressure as instructed before opening. Dispose of residues correctly and keep electrical parts dry.
Plan the treatment and the recovery step
Identify the floor finish before selecting a machine, brush, pad or chemical. A small-area trial helps establish the correct process before the full route is treated.
Low-speed cleaning
- Remove grit and loose debris, restrict access and test the tool and chemical on the actual surface.
- Unplug before fitting or centring the brush or pad. Secure the handle and inspect the cable.
- Work evenly in sections with both hands on the handle, keeping the cable clear of the disc.
- Apply solution as instructed, recover dirty liquid separately and inspect the floor before reopening the area.
Stone restoration
- Have trained staff identify the stone, coatings and defects before choosing the treatment sequence.
- Fit only approved abrasives and permitted weights with the power disconnected.
- Establish the process on a test patch, then inspect contact and scratches as work progresses.
- Remove slurry between treatment stages and recover liquid with suitable separate equipment.
High-speed burnishing
- Check that the finish permits burnishing, remove grit and allow the required drying or curing.
- Unplug before fitting a correctly sized, speed-rated pad. Centre it and secure the attachment.
- Test a small area, then move smoothly with suitable overlap rather than dwelling in one spot.
- Stop for abnormal drag, heat or vibration. After full stop, unplug and inspect the pad and floor.
Wet work needs collection
Plan how to collect loosened dirt, liquid and slurry after the working pass. Keep the electrical supply and cable clear of wet waste, and retain barriers until the floor is ready for access.
For separate liquid recovery, view the new wet and dry vacuum selection page. For combined washing and recovery, compare floor scrubber types and models.
A-002 single-disc floor cleaning
See the A-002 floor machine in use. Its single-disc format brings powered brush or pad contact to suitable floor-care tasks under hand-guided control.
Choose the working tool for the floor
Use a suitable brush or pad for the surface and cleaning process. Plan separate liquid or slurry collection for wet work, with controlled cable routing and clear access around the operator.
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Before changing tools
Disconnect power and wait for rotation to stop before changing brushes, pads or abrasives, clearing tangled material or checking fasteners. Inspect attachment security, handle locks, bristles and pad condition. Stop using cracked, loose or off-centre components.
During floor treatment
Use trained operators and a tested combination of surface, tool and chemical. Keep hands, feet and cables clear of rotation. Stop for damaged insulation, unusual heat, burning smells or strong vibration. Do not improvise weights or undertake unauthorised dry grinding.
After each job
Remove residues from permitted tools, the deck and any fitted solution passages. Keep vents clear and wipe the body as instructed; do not hose motors or switches. Empty and clean fitted tanks, dry tools and arrange qualified inspection for electrical or drive faults.
Protect the floor and people
Match pad size and speed rating to the model. Avoid trapped grit, excessive care product and prolonged stationary friction. Use the protection required for the material and chemical, manage dust and splash, dispose of waste correctly and retain warning signs until the floor is safe.
Specify the machine and its working package together
Choose tools for the task as well as the machine. The specification groups list the fittings for the covered models; individual cards retain separately listed construction details.
Brushes, holders and pads
Request the exact model, diameter and attachment when ordering a floor brush, carpet brush or pad holder. Select the pad or abrasive for the floor treatment and operating speed. Keep tools for different treatment stages organised separately.
Weights and service parts
Use only weights and restoration tools permitted for the selected machine. Include the model reference when requesting drive components, fasteners, cables or other service parts. Provide a clear part photo and dimensions where a replacement needs identification.
Working tools by model family
Use the exact model and attachment when specifying tools. The examples below connect the listed fittings and working diameters to their model details.
| Model or specification group | Working tools | Model details |
|---|---|---|
| 17 in · 154 rpm · 1200 W | Floor brush, carpet brush and pad holder. The group lists a 17-inch brush diameter. | View the group → |
| CB-130 / HY130 | Floor brush, carpet brush and pad holder. Both compact models list a 13-inch brush diameter. | CB-130 → HY130 → |
| HY3A / HY4A | Two add-on weights, pad holder, floor brush and drive plate. Each model lists an 18-inch brush diameter. | HY3A → HY4A → |
| A-010 / HY1500C | 20-inch brush diameter. Specify a speed-rated burnishing pad and attachment for the model and permitted floor finish. | View burnishers → |
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Need a machine-and-tool quotation?
Send the model names and the floor-care process you plan to use.
Build a clear model and quantity list
Use the exact model references from the product cards when preparing the order. You can include several models from one specification group without repeating the shared ratings.
Machine requirements
- Model names and quantity per model.
- Floor material, finish and intended treatment.
- Destination, supply voltage, frequency and plug requirements.
- Brushes, holders, pads and additional service parts.
Order and support requirements
- Requested packing and shipment details.
- Any required product documents or certificates.
- Warranty and service requirements for the quotation.
- Photos or dimensions needed to identify replacement parts.
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Share the model mix and the tools needed for each part of the order.
Floor buffer supply from CLEVO
CLEVO manufactures and supplies commercial cleaning equipment for distributors and facility teams. Build your order around the floor-care jobs you need to cover. List the model, quantity and working tools for each job, then keep the same details for purchasing, receiving and maintenance.
For the wider equipment range, visit our commercial cleaning equipment page.
Build the model mix
Tell us about the floor finish, treatment and access space. For a distributor order, list the compact, low-speed, restoration and high-speed models you want to carry, with a quantity for each model.
List the tools and service parts
List brushes, pad holders, permitted weights and replacement parts against the exact machine. Keep the machine package separate from extra tools and service stock. Add logo artwork, colour and packaging needs to an OEM or private-label request.
Prepare the wholesale quotation
Send the quantities, destination, voltage, frequency and plug requirements. Include packing, shipment, inspection and document needs, so the quotation can keep the machine configuration, tools and agreed order terms together.
Support for your floor buffer
Keep the exact model, fitted tools and order reference with your purchasing and maintenance records. Use those details when requesting parts, instructions or help.
Parts for the exact model
Send a photo of the machine, the part and its attachment. Include dimensions and any part marking when identifying a brush, holder, cable or drive component. Keep each replacement item tied to the machine it serves.
Electrical and maintenance questions
Include the voltage, frequency, fitted tool and symptom. Stop and disconnect the machine for damaged insulation, unusual heat, burning smells or strong vibration. Use the model instructions and arrange qualified inspection.
Documents and supply details
Request the operating and maintenance information for your model. Include warranty, packing and delivery needs, plus any documents required for the destination. Keep the agreed terms with the order and machine records.
Have a model or order question?
Send the model and the part, electrical, maintenance or delivery details you need to discuss.
Match floor buffers to your sites
Reception areas, corridors and spaces around furniture can need different floor-care methods. Start with the material and finish, then check access, power supply and the tools needed for each area.
Plan around the floor and task
Choose a low-speed machine with a brush or pad suited to the floor. Use a 13-inch model for local areas, or a restoration model for stone work. A-010 and HY1500C suit high-speed burnishing where the finish permits it. Check the complete machine clearance, test a small area and arrange separate liquid or slurry collection for wet work.
Floor buffer selection questions
How do I choose a commercial floor buffer?
Start with the job: routine low-speed care, a compact working disc, stone restoration or high-speed burnishing. Then compare the electrical rating and working diameter, and choose the exact model and tools for your surface.
Why do several models have the same core specifications?
Some models share voltage, frequency, power, speed and disc diameter. Their individual product cards retain the exact model reference, pictured design and any separately listed features. Send the model names you want in your quotation.
Is a low-speed floor machine the same as a scrubber-dryer?
A single-disc machine works the floor with a brush or pad. Plan separate collection of dirty liquid after wet cleaning. If you need combined washing and liquid recovery, use the floor scrubber selection page.
How do the two compact models differ?
CB-130 is rated at 550 W and 154 rpm, while HY130 is rated at 750 W and 175 rpm. Both have a 13-inch working disc and an 8 L tank. Review their individual construction and fittings in the specification groups.
Can the 50 Hz and 50/60 Hz models be grouped together?
50 Hz and 50/60 Hz are different supply entries. Select a machine whose stated voltage and frequency match the destination supply. Include the destination, plug requirement and exact model in your enquiry.
Which models are high-speed burnishers?
A-010 and HY1500C are the 20-inch models rated at 1500 rpm and 1800 W. Check that the floor finish permits high-speed burnishing, and use a correctly sized, speed-rated pad.
Can I use the same brush or pad holder across different models?
Order brushes, pad holders and service parts by exact model, diameter and attachment. Tell us which tools you need for scrubbing, carpet treatment or polishing so the requested package is clear.
What should I include in a bulk-price request?
Send the model names, quantity per model, floor-care task, supply voltage and frequency, destination, and required tools or service parts. Add any packing, documentation and warranty requirements for the quotation.
Build your commercial floor-care shortlist
Tell us which floors you maintain, the treatment you plan to use and the quantities you need. Include your preferred model references and the working tools for each option.
You can review the shared specifications and individual model details on this page while preparing the enquiry.
Tell us what you need to source
- Models and quantity per model.
- Floor material and cleaning or polishing task.
- Destination, voltage, frequency and plug requirements.
- Tools, service parts, packing and documentation needs.