Nehita Hygiene Care Products

• Scrubbing widths of 21″, 24″ and 28″
• Three pre-set working programs so that the machine can start with just the click of a button
• Self Leveling System where the brush will automatically adjust to any surface while maintaining constant pressure
• Color Coded parts indicating daily and scheduled checks
• Brushes and squeegee blades are removable without tools

• 23,000 - 27,000 square feet/ hour
• 21 gallon tank
• 3.0 - 3.7 hour run time
• Double treatment chassis with galvanizing + die casting
• Automatic Brushes Click on-off
• Maximum Consumption indicator
• Pre-configured for "aqua stop" or filling hose kits
• Yellow Touch points
• Tool-free removal of brush and squeegee blades
• 21 inch 24 inch and 28 inch cleaning paths

A floor polishing machine, also known as a floor buffer or burnisher, is designed to polish, clean, and maintain the shine of various types of floors. Here are some details and specifications for a typical floor polishing machine:

• Pad Size: Common sizes are 17 inches, 20 inches, or larger
• Motor Power: Typically ranges from 1 HP (750 Watts) to 2 HP (1500 Watts)
• Speed: Can range from 150 RPM (low speed) to 2000 RPM (high speed burnishers)
• Voltage: 110-120V or 220-240V, depending on the region
• Weight: Usually between 30-70 kg
• Noise Level: Designed to operate quietly, often below 70 dB

• Adjustable Handle: For user comfort and ease of use
• Dust Control: Some models come with a vacuum attachment to collect dust
• Safety Lock: Prevents accidental activation
• Ergonomic Design: Reduces user fatigue during extended use
• Heavy-Duty Construction: For durability and long life

• Commercial Spaces: Offices, hotels, hospitals, schools, and retail stores
• Floor Types: Hardwood, marble, granite, vinyl, and terrazzo

• Regular Cleaning: Keep the machine clean to prevent buildup of dirt and debris
• Pad Replacement: Replace polishing pads regularly for optimal performance
• Motor Check: Periodically inspect the motor and other components for wear and tear.

A floor polishing machine, also known as a floor buffer or burnisher, is designed to polish, clean, and maintain the shine of various types of floors. Here are some details and specifications for a typical floor polishing machine:

• Pad Size: Common sizes are 17 inches, 20 inches, or larger
• Motor Power: Typically ranges from 1 HP (750 Watts) to 2 HP (1500 Watts)
• Speed: Can range from 150 RPM (low speed) to 2000 RPM (high speed burnishers)
• Voltage: 110-120V or 220-240V, depending on the region
• Weight: Usually between 30-70 kg
• Noise Level: Designed to operate quietly, often below 70 dB

• Adjustable Handle: For user comfort and ease of use
• Dust Control: Some models come with a vacuum attachment to collect dust
• Safety Lock: Prevents accidental activation
• Ergonomic Design: Reduces user fatigue during extended use
• Heavy-Duty Construction: For durability and long life

• Commercial Spaces: Offices, hotels, hospitals, schools, and retail stores
• Floor Types: Hardwood, marble, granite, vinyl, and terrazzo

• Regular Cleaning: Keep the machine clean to prevent buildup of dirt and debris
• Pad Replacement: Replace polishing pads regularly for optimal performance
• Motor Check: Periodically inspect the motor and other components for wear and tear

The Taski Ergodisc 165 is a single-disc floor machine known for its versatility and durability. Here’s a brief overview of its features:

• Disc Size: 17 inches (approximately 43 cm)
• Power: 1000 watts
• Usage: It's commonly used for cleaning, scrubbing, and polishing various floor types, including vinyl, tile, and marble.

The Ergodisc 165 is designed to be user-friendly with ergonomic handles and robust construction. If you have specific questions about its applications or maintenance, feel free to ask!