Key functional modules of floor scrubbers that act on the ground
Floor scrubber The reason for such high cleaning performance and efficiency lies primarily in the key functional modules that interact with the floor surface; these functional modules fall into two categories.
I. Brush disc component for floor cleaning
The brush disc components used for floor cleaning are divided into two types: soft-bristle brushes and hard-bristle brushes. Soft-bristle brushes are more suitable for floors that are easily worn, such as epoxy flooring, PE flooring, or PVC flooring. On the other hand, hard-bristle brushes are better suited for tiles, terrazzo, and cement floors—floors that are resistant to abrasion. Generally speaking, the brush disc components for floor cleaning are located at the front end of the equipment.
II. The water-absorbing rake component located at the rear end of the equipment
The primary function of the water-suction rake assembly is to scrape and collect dirt and debris washed away by the brushes, then convey them into the wastewater tank. If the floor surface isn't perfectly smooth, the water-suction rake may create localized vacuum conditions, which can, to some extent, impair the suction efficiency and result in an incomplete cleaning performance by the floor scrubber.
The above are the key functional modules of floor scrubbers, and you must pay close attention when using them to ensure quality.
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