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Nilfisk, Inc.: SC351 micro scrubber

Battery-operated micro scrubber

Nilfisk, Inc.: SC351 micro scrubber
By 24/7 Staff 
October 14, 2013

Providing simultaneous clean and dry capabilities in all directions, the SC351 micro scrubber by Nilfisk-Advance for small area cleaning applications is battery operated.

Its rotating deck with integrated squeegee picks up water in forward and reverse directions. Operators can push the machine forward like a normal scrubber or a simple handle action triggers the deck to rotate for reverse pickup. Ergonomic, the unit’s vacuum system leaves floors safe, clean, dry and ready-to-use, while non-slip rubber wheels produce the traction needed to traverse steps and ramps.

The scrubber offers four operating modes: off; water and brush; water, brush and vacuum; and vacuum and brush. When not in use, its rubber handle can be quickly folded for compact storage.

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Nilfisk is a leading global provider of professional cleaning products and services, including floorcare equipment, industrial vacuum cleaners and high pressure washers. They help solve challenging cleaning applications from floor to ceiling.

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