Dapper Supply DP-FB1305 20" Floor Burnisher – 1500 RPM, 3 Scouring Pads, Electric

DP-FB1305 Burnisher for Keeping Finished Floors Glossy Under Daily Foot Traffic

The DP-FB1305 spins a 20-inch pad at 1500 RPM to bring back shine on VCT, sealed concrete, and other finished floors after routine mopping leaves them dull. It runs on a 1.5 HP, 1800W motor built for repeat commercial shifts, and it ships with the three pads a maintenance route needs to clean, polish, and strip without a second machine.

DP-FB1305 Burnishing Speed and Handling

• 1500 RPM pad speed — restores gloss on finished floors in fewer passes than a low-speed buffer.
• 1.5 HP / 1800W motor — holds pad speed under load during long maintenance runs.
• 20-inch burnishing path — covers open corridors and sales floors faster per lap.
• Three floor pads included — red for cleaning, white for polishing, black for stripping, so one unit handles three jobs.
• 40 ft power cord — reaches across large rooms with fewer outlet changes.
• Lock-out switch and thumb controls — cut down on accidental starts during pad changes.
• Rear transport wheels and rubber bumper — move the unit between areas and shield walls and baseboards on the way.
• 2-year manufacturer warranty — covers the motor and frame for daily commercial use.

DP-FB1305 Applications and Environments

Custodial teams run the DP-FB1305 in schools, retail stores, offices, and other high-traffic facilities where finished floors show scuff and haze within days. It fits an overnight or early-morning route: strip and clean with the supplied pads, then burnish to a uniform shine before the building opens. The 40-foot cord and rear transport wheels let one operator work a long hallway or a wide showroom without dragging the machine back to a new outlet every few minutes. The rubber bumper matters in tight aisles and around fixtures, where a 20-inch head passes close to displays and door frames. For contract cleaners maintaining several sites, the three-pad set means the same burnisher covers light polishing on one account and full strip-and-shine work on another. Because burnishing at 1500 RPM generates friction heat, operators keep the head moving on heat-sensitive finishes rather than pausing in one spot, which keeps the gloss even across the whole floor instead of leaving a bright ring where the pad stopped.

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