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Walk-Behind Floor Scrubber X1

The SIBEN X1 is a walk-behind floor scrubber with a 380 mm cleaning width, 580 mm squeegee and 20 kg brush contact pressure. Listed theoretical cleaning productivity is 1,900 m²/h, with a stated 2–3 hour runtime. Actual productivity and runtime depend on the floor, cleaning route, operating settings and battery configuration. Review the specifications and contact SIBEN to confirm the configuration for your site.

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Factory | Workshop, Hostipal | School, Office Building | Hotel, Shopping Mall | Campus
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Product Description

X1 Floor Scrubber: Key Specifications and Selection

The SIBEN X1 is a walk-behind floor scrubber with a 380 mm cleaning width and a 580 mm squeegee. Compare both dimensions with your narrowest passage and turning space when planning the cleaning route.

Cleaning width: 380 mm.
Squeegee width: 580 mm.
Brush contact pressure: 20 kg.
Theoretical cleaning productivity: 1,900 m²/h.
Listed runtime on a full charge: 2–3 hours.
Machine dimensions (L × W × H): 860 × 500 × 1100 mm.

Theoretical productivity is a planning figure, not a guaranteed hourly output. Actual output and runtime depend on floor conditions, travel speed, overlapping passes, obstacles, operating settings and the battery configuration.

What should I confirm before ordering the X1?

Share your floor material, soil type, cleaning area, narrowest access point and working schedule. Contact SIBEN to confirm the X1 configuration and request a quote.

Compare walk-behind floor scrubbers, or review the X6 ride-on floor scrubber for a different machine format.

Product Feature

Tianneng maintenance-free battery to protect usage safety

Soft start and vacuum motor, vacuum delay shutdown, effectively reducing sewage residue

LINQI all-in-one integrated master control

Ergonomic grip, flexibly adjustable handle to a comfortable operating height; LCD integrated control panel, real-time display of running time

180° adjustable handle

15-inch disc brush is approximately equal to 380mm cleaning width

magnetic disc brush, easy to disassemble and assemble

Recovery tank split design, making it convenient and fast when cleaning the water tank

Specifications

Working Voltage	DC24V
Battery Capacity	Maintenance-free battery 45AH*2
Battery Life	2-3h
Max Cleaning Efficiency	1900㎡/h
Solution Tank	30L
Recovery Tank	35L
Operating Power	700W
Cleaning Width	380mm
Squeegee Width	580mm
Cleaning Speed	0-5km/h
Noise Level	65db(A)
Brush Contact Pressure	20kg
Machine Weight	82kg
Machine Size (L'W*H) (mm)	8605001100

Key Highlights

Extreme Durability: Made of imported LLDPE/EUP engineering plastics with a rotationally molded body. Acid, alkali, and corrosion-resistant for long-term industrial use.

Smart Operations: Integrated LCD control panel showing real-time data. Optional Smart IoT system for remote monitoring and intelligent fleet management.

User-Centric Design: Ergonomic handle adjustable to the user's height, ensuring the most comfortable operating position and reducing fatigue.

Eco-Friendly & Quiet: High-efficiency motors (380W brush / 320W vacuum) provide superior cleaning power while being energy-saving and ultra-quiet.

Enhanced Motor Protection: Features a "soft start" function and delayed shutdown to protect core components and maximize the machine's lifespan.

Functional Features

1. LNQI Integrated Control: Advanced system that stabilizes core components and minimizes electrical circuit failures.

2. Magnetic Disc Brush: Tool-free design for effortless installation and removal.

3. Stable Battery Power: Equipped with two 45Ah maintenance-free batteries, providing 2-3 hours of continuous runtime.

4. Premium PU Tires: Imported solid polyurethane tires that are non-slip, non-marking, and highly wear-resistant.

5. Automatic Overflow Protection: A float ball safety device prevents wastewater from entering the motor when the tank is full.

Application Scenarios

Hospital | School

Office Building | Hotel

Shopping Mall | Campus

Product Description

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