Dapper Supply DP-HFS1240 17-Inch Battery Floor Scrubber – 13,000 SF/Hr, 36V

DP-HFS1240 Compact Scrubber for Tight Commercial Floors

The DP-HFS1240 is the machine for floors a full-size walk-behind cannot reach: aisles between fixtures, restroom banks, cafe seating, and the strip of floor along a wall of desks. It clears 13,000 square feet an hour on a 17-inch path, which puts it well past a mop and bucket without demanding storage space or a trained operator.

DP-HFS1240 Cleaning Performance and Battery

Two 8.5-inch brushes counter-rotate under 28.5 pounds of pressure at 350 RPM.

• 13,000 sq ft per hour — a 10,000 square foot retail floor finishes inside one shift change
• Dual 8.5" counter-rotating brushes — the machine tracks straight without the operator fighting torque pull
• 17.5" squeegee, wider than the brush path — picks up the water thrown outside the scrub track, so no second pass
• 36V 10Ah battery, 1.5 hours of run — covers a full cleaning round before it needs the 3.5-hour recharge
• 50 lbs — one person loads it into a van without a ramp or a second set of hands
• Brushes, scrubbing pads, polishing pads and charger included — nothing else to order to put it to work

DP-HFS1240 Applications and Environments

This is a building-services machine rather than a warehouse machine. Offices, schools, restaurants, retail floors and healthcare facilities all have the same problem: a lot of hard floor broken up by furniture, and no room to turn a 28-inch scrubber. It runs safely on tile, sealed concrete, epoxy, vinyl and marble, which covers most of what a janitorial contract encounters. Cord-free operation matters in occupied spaces where a trailing cable is a trip hazard and an outlet is three rooms away. Crews cleaning during business hours generally pick a machine this size for the front of house and keep something larger for the loading dock. Restaurants use it between services on kitchen and dining tile, where grease film needs brush pressure rather than a damp mop. Healthcare cleaning tends to favour it for patient room corridors and washrooms, since the machine can be lifted and moved between floors in a service elevator without a pallet jack. The included polishing pads also let the same unit maintain finished floors between full scrub cycles, which is usually a second machine in a larger fleet.

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