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Used Floor Buffers/Burnishers in New Jersey, USA

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    2016 - Windsor Chariot Burnisher

    2016 - Windsor Chariot Burnisher 20 (CB 20)

    • Manufacturer: Windsor
    • Model: Chariot 2 iGloss 20

    0.8 Hours Produce a high-gloss shine on your floors with a 2600 RPM flexible pad driver on the Chariot iGloss. Air quality is also improved with active dust control. As the industry’s first stand-up platform of ...

    Gloucester Township, NJ
  • 2 Ea Minuteman 260/320 26"

    2 Ea Minuteman 260/320 26" Floor Scrubbers, working when removed from service

    • Manufacturer: Minuteman

    “batteries not included” 2 Ea Minuteman 260/320 Floor Scrubbers I removed the batteries. Units were sitting around for awhile, working when removed from service. Free local pickup If you want to have your freigh...

    $800 USD
    Bordentown, NJ

Overview

Floor buffers and burnishers are essential tools for maintaining the shine and cleanliness of hard surface floors. Buffers are typically used for scrubbing and cleaning, while burnishers are designed for high-speed polishing to create a glossy finish. These machines are commonly used in commercial settings, such as schools, hospitals, and office buildings.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used floor buffer or burnisher?

Check the condition of the motor, pad driver, and any electrical components. Ensure the machine has been well-maintained and inquire about its usage history.

How can I safely ship a floor buffer or burnisher?

Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in heavy equipment. Secure the machine properly on a pallet and use protective coverings to prevent any damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for floor buffers and burnishers?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the pads, checking electrical connections, and lubricating moving parts. Consult the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines and intervals.