Industrial Cleaning Machines

Faster turnaround, less downtime

Need gear that holds up to daily use? Have a look at our range of industrial cleaning machines built for real sites and real schedules. We stock compact vacuums for tight corridors, scrubber-dryers for shop floors, single-disc polishers for lobby shine, pressure washers for back-of-house work, and air movers to speed up drying after mops or spills. Controls are simple, tanks lift out easily, and the usual wear parts—pads, squeegees, belts, and filters—swap over in minutes. Teams like them because they’re easy to live with. Cables and hoses are standard sizes, wheels roll well over thresholds, and the machines park neatly in small storerooms. You get steady output across offices, hotels, factories, and malls without babysitting the equipment. Noise levels are kept in check for daytime cleaning, and most models run on normal outlet power; battery options are available where cords get in the way.

If you’re building a kit, start with the floor and the foot traffic. Smooth epoxy in a warehouse? Go wider for long aisles. Textured tile in a mall or hospital? Choose a narrower path that can slip around counters and beds. From there, match the working width and tank size to your shift length: 17–20″ heads with ~20–40 L tanks for shop lots and offices; 20–26″ with 50–70 L for supermarkets, car parks, and production floors.

Think about power too—corded for nonstop runtime, battery for obstacle-heavy areas. Noise matters for daytime cleaning; low-dB units keep things friendly for shoppers and staff.

Low-dB units keep things friendly for shoppers and staff.

We can sketch a simple setup list—machine, pads/brushes, squeegee blades, chargers, and a basic chemical plan—plus a maintenance routine your crew can actually keep: daily rinse, weekly pad change, monthly blade check, and quarterly service. Keeps the work quick, consistent, and safe—with one goal: gear that simply works. Not sure where to begin? We’ll recommend the right unit and run a quick demo if you like and send a clear, no-nonsense quote—so your team gets the result you want without the guesswork.