Collection: Floor Scrubber Machines

Shop 409 floor scrubbers from Kärcher, Advance, Clarke and Viper — from 12" corded compacts for restrooms and kitchens to 40"+ ride-on scrubbers for warehouses. Tell us your square footage and floor type and we'll size the machine: call 888-714-1410 or email sales.

Why buy from Pittsburgh Spray Equipment

• Tech support that answers — call 888-714-1410 or email sales, no phone tree
• Financing available — Credit Key + Klarna at checkout on qualifying orders
• Free sizing help — send square footage, floor type and run length; we match sweep path, tank size and battery
• Parts and consumables — brushes, pads, squeegee blades and batteries for the machines we sell, listed by model

Floor Scrubber Buying Guide

• Compact and micro scrubbers (12"–17") — restrooms, kitchens, convenience stores; corded or small battery
• Walk-behind (17"–34") — up to roughly 20,000 sq ft per shift; see commercial walk-behind scrubbers
• Stand-on and ride-on (20"–40"+) — large retail, warehouses, plants; see ride-on scrubbers and industrial scrubbers
• Battery — wet lead-acid is cheapest, AGM is sealed and maintenance-free, lithium charges fastest and lasts the most cycles
• Disc vs. cylindrical brushes — disc for scrubbing pressure on smooth floors; cylindrical sweeps small debris while it scrubs and handles grout and textured tile

Looking for a different machine? Shop floor sweepers, floor burnishers, carpet extractors or commercial vacuums.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size floor scrubber do I need?
Divide the square footage you clean per shift by the time you have. A 20" walk-behind covers roughly 10,000–15,000 sq ft per hour in practice; above about 20,000 sq ft per shift a stand-on or ride-on usually pays for itself in labor.

Do I need to sweep before I scrub?
With a disc-brush scrubber, yes — loose debris clogs the squeegee. Cylindrical-brush scrubbers pick up small debris into a hopper while they scrub, so most floors need no pre-sweep.

AGM, wet or lithium batteries — which should I choose?
Wet batteries cost least but need watering. AGM is sealed and maintenance-free. Lithium costs more up front but charges in a few hours, opportunity-charges without damage and lasts far more cycles — the best pick for multi-shift use.

Can a floor scrubber clean epoxy or sealed concrete?
Yes. Use a soft or medium pad (red or blue) and a neutral cleaner on coated floors; save aggressive brushes for bare concrete. Call us with your floor type and we will recommend the pad or brush.