MotorScrubber
MOTORSCRUBBER M3 KIT
MOTORSCRUBBER M3 KIT
SKU: SU2424
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A compact rotary scrubbing machine essential for the cleaning and maintenance of all awkward areas in your leisure facility. Battery operated, the perfect cleaning tool for changing rooms, toilets, swimming pool surrounds and even the pool scum line...
The M3 Starter Kit includes everything you need to get started:
- M3 machine and backpack complete with battery charger
- Medium duty brush - most versatile non-scratch brush head for all internal floors and tiles
- Red polishing pad - for polishing all hard floor surfaces including wood
- White buffing pad - for dry buffing hard floors
- Green scrubbing pad - for general scrubbing and cleaning
- Microfibre pad - for polishing stainless-steel, glass and mirrors or spot cleaning carpet
- Pad holder
For additional accessories and spares see, see "Related Products" tab
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| Battery | 12 V DC seald lead acid |
| Run Time | 4 hours |
| Charge Time | 8 hours |
| Scrubbing Width | 180 mm |
| Performance | 120 m2/hour |
| Scrubber Weight | 1.5 kg |
| Backpack Weight | 2.5 kg |
| Telescopic Handle | 700 mm - 1400 mm |
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