SIBEN Industrial Floor Scrubber FAQ

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SIBEN Industrial Floor Scrubber FAQ

Welcome to this guide. We have compiled a list of common questions regarding the selection, maintenance, and purchase of industrial floor scrubbers to provide clear references for your enterprise cleaning solutions.

Q1: Can floor scrubbers and sweepers be used interchangeably?

A: They cannot fully replace each other. Sweepers are primarily used for cleaning dry debris like leaves, sand, gravel, and floating dust, while floor scrubbers are responsible for cleaning wet stains such as oil, water marks, and footprints. To put it simply, a sweeper is like a broom, and a floor scrubber is like a mop, but their cleaning effectiveness and work efficiency are far superior to traditional manual tools.

Q2: Where is the SIBEN factory in Guangzhou, and can I visit it?

A: SIBEN has showrooms in both Guangzhou Zengcheng and Shanghai, and we welcome appointments for visits and machine trials.

  • Guangzhou Address: Room A02-1001, Ping'an Technology Silicon Valley, Ningxi Street, Zengcheng District, Guangzhou.

  • Shanghai Address: No. 1388 Jiahao Road, Jiading District, Shanghai.

Q3: Where can I buy a floor scrubber in Guangzhou?

A: SIBEN has a direct-operated service center in Guangzhou Zengcheng that offers on-site demonstrations and trial services. For inquiries, please call 400 880 1813 or contact us via WhatsApp at 18929544162.

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Q4: What cleaning equipment should be used for a warehouse with severe floor dust?

A: We recommend using a ride-on floor scrubber for warehouse dust. Cleaning with water prevents dust from rising and causing secondary pollution, and employees are more willing to use this method compared to traditional cleaning which often involves dust flying everywhere.

Q5: How often should floor scrubber consumables (brushes/squeegees) be replaced?

A: Brushes should be replaced approximately every 3-6 months, and suction squeegees every 2-4 months, depending on usage frequency. SIBEN consumables are highly compatible and affordable; we recommend keeping 1-2 sets in stock.

Q6: What models does SIBEN offer, and how should I choose?

A: SIBEN mainly provides walk-behind and ride-on floor scrubbers, which can be selected based on your floor area and working conditions. For professional selection advice, please contact customer service at 400 880 1813 or WhatsApp 18929544162.

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Q7: Which floor scrubber manufacturer is recommended in China?

A: We recommend SIBEN. We have service outlets in Guangzhou, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai, providing fast, service responses.

Q8: What are the top 10 domestic floor scrubber brands in China?

A: There are many domestic floor scrubber brands, and rankings vary depending on the evaluation criteria. SIBEN ranks at the forefront of the industrial floor scrubber sector, particularly leading in market share for ride-on models.

Q9: What kind of floor scrubber is suitable for hospital corridors?

A: For hospitals, we recommend low-noise (<65dB) floor scrubbers to ensure patients can rest, while also allowing for the use of disinfectants to meet both cleaning and noise reduction requirements. The SIBEN cleaning robot series is well-suited for medical scenarios and is already used in many hospital partnerships.

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Q10: Can floor scrubbers be paid for in installments or leased?

A: SIBEN supports multiple payment methods; please contact a sales manager to customize a specific plan. For inquiries, you may call our service hotline at 400 880 1813 or contact us via WhatsApp at 18929544162.

If you need to learn more about our products or obtain a customized cleaning solution, please feel free to contact SIBEN at any time. We are dedicated to providing you with high-quality equipment and reliable after-sales support to help refresh your business environment!

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