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Turbo Force Tools, Models, Heads, and Genuine Replacement Parts
Turbo Force gives contractors access to the complete 101-product catalog from Turbo Force Intl., a US manufacturer of hard-surface cleaning equipment since 2000. The collection includes 11 cleaning tools, four replacement heads, and 86 genuine parts covering shells, boot rings, brush rings, swivels, spray bars, jets, gun valves, hoses, and hardware. Whether you are comparing machines or identifying a worn component during a busy season, you can review the full lineup and parts range in one place.
Which Turbo Force model fits the work I perform?
The Turbo Hybrid line includes the 12-inch TH-40, rated for 650 to 2,500 PSI, and the 15-inch TH-15, rated up to 2,500 PSI. Contractors needing a larger working width can compare the 17-inch Hyper Turbo HT-777 HP, rated up to 4,000 PSI at 250F, with the HT-777 LP, rated for 2,500 PSI at 230F.
For smaller surfaces and detailed areas, the handheld Mini Turbo MTH-43 works on counters, showers, and walls. The handheld Cobra C-150 addresses detail and edging work. The Raptor AW-44, AW-45, AW-46, and AW-47 are 14-inch, four-jet brush-and-squeegee tools, including quick-disconnect versions. The Raptor Classic RC-5 uses a single jet for edging and grout-line work.
What equipment is needed to operate these cleaning tools?
These Turbo Force tools connect to a truckmount or high-pressure portable extractor. During operation, a spinning spray bar sends water through the jets while vacuum ports recover the water from the surface. Most models include the patented Automatic Vacuum Compensator, which adapts to the floor and helps leave the cleaned surface drier.
Operating pressure and temperature limits vary by model, so match the tool to the output of your extractor and the demands of the surface being cleaned. Contractors should also follow the manufacturer’s operating guidance and perform a job-specific safety assessment. The OSHA guidance on personal protective equipment explains employer responsibilities for assessing hazards and selecting appropriate protection. The IICRC standards program provides consensus-based references for professional cleaning and restoration practices.
Can I find the correct replacement part for my machine?
Turbo Force replacement parts make up most of this collection. The catalog covers components for every machine in the line, including replacement heads, outer shells, boot and brush rings, swivels, spray bars, jets, gun valves, hoses, and mounting hardware. This depth lets an existing owner search beyond complete machines when routine wear, impact damage, or a failed fluid-control component interrupts service.
Start with the model designation on your current tool, such as TH-40, TH-15, HT-777 HP, HT-777 LP, MTH-43, C-150, an AW-series Raptor, or RC-5. Then compare the required component and part number carefully. Replacement heads and internal components should be selected for the stated model; compatibility between different heads or machines should not be assumed without matching identification.
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