Is it more cost-effective to operate a floor scrubber than to do the job manually?
Release time:2023-04-11
Driving floor scrubbers are widely used to replace traditional manual cleaning methods. Besides delivering a more thorough cleaning effect than manual labor, do they also offer cost savings in terms of operational expenses? Next, let’s take a closer look at a cost analysis comparing the use of a driving floor scrubber to manual cleaning, and see whether it can indeed achieve cost savings.
First, purchase a ride-on floor scrubber to replace manual cleaning. For sites with a relatively large area, manual cleaning or push-type equipment is sufficient for smaller areas. However, in larger spaces, one cleaner alone isn't enough; using a ride-on floor scrubber instead can save you 3 to 5 workers—only one operator is needed!
Besides saving on labor costs, are there high ongoing operational expenses associated with the equipment? Typically, operating a ride-on floor scrubber costs about 3 yuan per day for charging, and consumable parts need replacing every 3 to 5 months. Annual consumable costs are less than 3,000 yuan. Beyond that, there are no additional expenses. Therefore, compared to manual labor, using a ride-on floor scrubber will bring businesses unlimited benefits.
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