Custom Floor Scrubber Sweeper Brushes

It is the working brush on a scrubber-dryer, rotary floor machine, burnisher, carpet machine or indoor sweeper. The machine holds it against the floor with a set downforce, often with water and a cleaning chemical, and the brush does the scrubbing or sweeping under the deck.

A road sweeper broom works outdoors on asphalt and concrete. It is built to pick up heavy debris at speed, reach into gutters and survive impacts, and it is replaced on hours of wear. A floor machine brush works on finished indoor floors, with controlled pressure and chemistry, and its first duty is not to harm the floor.

Disc brushes press flat with the machine’s weight and suit open, smooth floors. Cylindrical brushes turn like a rolling pin, often in counter-rotating pairs, and pick up loose debris into a tray as they scrub; their fill also reaches deeper into grout and textured floors.

• Bare and sealed concrete: stiff PP or nylon, thick filament, for oil, dust and tire marks.
• Epoxy, resin and other coated floors: soft, fine filament at even pressure, so the coating is cleaned without swirl marks.
• Tile and grout: fill that drops below the tile face into the joints.
• Food plant and wet floors: PBT or PP, which stay stiff in hot water and detergents.
• Stripping and heavy soil: silicon carbide abrasive nylon.
• Burnishing: heat-stabilized nylon, wool or microfiber at high speed on sealed floors.
• Carpet and turf: nylon, PP or polyester fill sized to open the pile without fraying it.

The drive. Disc brushes fit a spline, a clutch plate, a center plate or a snap-fit lug pattern, and lug patterns differ between makers and sometimes between models. Cylindrical brushes fit a keyed shaft or drive ends at a set length and diameter. Side brushes fit their center plate and bolt pattern. The machine’s downforce and speed are set by the machine; the brush is built for them. Send the machine make and model, the part number, or the worn brush.

Electric scrubber brushes, floor scrubber replacement brushes, floor sweeper main and side brooms, stripping, burnisher and polisher brushes, carpet cleaning and carpet machine brushes, artificial turf brushes, stair brushes, and motorized brush rolls. All are built to the machine and start at 100 pieces per design.

When it stops cleaning at the machine’s normal pressure. Worn fill gets shorter, splays outward or stays bent, and the floor starts to show streaks or missed grout. Turning up the pressure to compensate wears the floor and loads the motor. Compare the trim with a new brush of the same model, and keep a spare set where the machine runs every shift. Rinse brushes after use and store them off the floor, so the fill dries straight.

• Machine make and model, and the brush part number or the old brush.
• Disc, cylindrical or side brush, and the size.
• Floor type and finish, the soil, and wet or dry use.
• Fill preference, if any, and chemicals used.
• Your brand and packaging, and the quantity per design.