Sweepers handle what scrubbers can't: dry dust, debris, and granular material. Electric, quiet, built for production.
Scrubbers vs. sweepers: Floor scrubbers use water and solution to clean wet or oily surfaces. Sweepers collect dry debris without water. For best results, sweep first, then scrub. Many facilities need both.
A sweeper clears the dry stuff, dust, grit, and loose debris, so your scrubber is not just pushing it around in the water. Do both in order and floors come out genuinely clean.
Pick up dry debris, dust, and grit before any water touches the floor.
Water and solution lift the ground-in dirt a sweeper cannot.
A clean, dry, finished floor ready to walk on right away.
Roll it out and push it like a wide mower. The S480 sweeps a 36-inch path and funnels debris into a built-in hopper, no dust cloud and no power cord. Light enough to carry upstairs if needed. Quiet enough for occupied buildings.
At 83 inches wide and nearly 3,000 pounds, the FS20 does not navigate a space, it processes it. You sit elevated, drive forward, and 180,000 square feet disappears in an hour. Distribution centers, airport terminals, large outdoor yards. The machine handles the scale; you handle the route.
Need help choosing between walk-behind and ride-on, or figuring out whether a sweeper is the right fit before a scrubber? Email us with your floor size and layout.
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