Floor scrubber

Wednesday, 12 March, 2008 | Supplied by: Tennant Australia Pty Ltd

The T15 battery-powered industrial ride-on floor scrubber with FaST from Tennant offers the combination of industrial-strength performance as well as productivity and safety.

A replacement to the 7200 industrial ride-on floor scrubber, the rugged and compact T15 offers a 170 L solution tank and a 208 L recovery tank to improve productivity; an automatic parking brake and a quiet operating sound level of 73 dBA to improve safety; and NFSI-certified FaST technology to improve both.

The floor scrubber is Smart Watermark approved for minimising water usage.

Online: www.tennantco.com.au
Phone: 02 9839 9780

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