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Rubbermaid Commercial Products: WaveBrake family of mopping systems

Mopping system bucket engineered to prevent splashes

Rubbermaid Commercial Products: WaveBrake family of mopping systems
By 24/7 Staff 
August 29, 2015

The WaveBrake family of mopping systems by Rubbermaid Commercial products may be specified in sizes from 26 to 44 quarts.

The bucket includes molded-in wave brakes to reduce splashing by up to 40%, preventing slips and falls. To reduce worker back strain, the 44-quart model incorporates a foot pedal water release mechanism to drain the bucket without lifting.

The mopping systems can be equipped with either down press or side press wringers and an optional dirty water bucket that collects water from the wringer, preventing it from being returned to the cleaning solution. Some models incorporate a connection pin that allows them to be linked to a cleaning cart.

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