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Tennant Scrubbers Perth, WA
Tennant’s floor scrubber range cleans floors effectively and efficiently, catering to any floor space ranging from tight, confined spaces to open restaurants, cafes, hospitals and industrial warehouses. Tennant have built a reputation on quality, longevity, and spare parts availability, extending these key traits to their cutting-edge scrubbers.
Extensive Tennant Scrubber Range
Our range includes walk-behind scrubbers for commercial use, and larger industrial ride-on units. The Tennant scrubbers are backed by Tennant’s advanced ecH20 chemical-free cleaning technology, boasting a durable and steadfast design and powerful performance. Some of the Tennant scrubbers we stock at Powervac include:
Browse the Tennant Floor Scrubber Range Today
To find out how a Tennant floor scrubber can maximise your commercial cleaning efficiency, get in touch with us today. You can purchase or hire from our range below. If you’d like to make an enquiry, call (08) 9242 4751 today.
Tennant Floor Scrubber Frequently Asked Questions
What Are the Benefits of Using a Tennant Floor Scrubber?
Tennant scrubbers are built for commercial and industrial environments where cleaning performance, machine longevity, and running costs all matter. Key benefits include:
- ec-H2O NanoClean Technology: Electrically converts water into a cleaning solution, reducing detergent use and allowing machines to scrub up to three times longer between tank refill cycles.
- High Down Pressure: Models deliver consistent brush pressure across a range of floor types, lifting ingrained dirt that mopping leaves behind.
- Ergonomic Controls: Intuitive operator interfaces reduce training time and fatigue during extended cleaning shifts.
- Tennant True Parts and Service: Genuine parts and factory-trained service support are available to minimise downtime and protect long-term machine performance.
What Are Tennant Floor Scrubbers Used For?
Tennant floor cleaning machines clean concrete, epoxy, tile, terrazzo, and more. Adjustable pressure and brush options let you tackle a wide range of surfaces. Common applications include warehouses, manufacturing floors, supermarkets, hospitals, schools, and car parks, where consistent hygiene and fast drying times are essential.
What Types of Tennant Floor Scrubbers Are Available?
Tennant offers three main configurations to suit different facility sizes and cleaning demands. Walk-behind models like the T1 and T2 suit tight or congested spaces such as retail aisles, kitchens, and corridors. Stand-on scrubbers cover medium to large areas with greater productivity than walk-behind units. Ride-on machines like the T981 and T1581 are built for large open areas including warehouses and production halls, with cleaning paths up to 1,050 mm and recovery tanks up to 237 litres.
What Are the Common Problems with Floor Scrubbers?
The most common floor scrubber issues are poor water pickup, uneven cleaning results, and reduced battery performance.
Poor water pickup is usually caused by worn or misaligned squeegee blades. Uneven cleaning results typically point to worn brushes or pads, incorrect pad selection for the floor type, or improper chemical dosing. Battery issues are most often the result of incomplete charging cycles or corroded terminals. Tennant addresses these through tool-free pad and brush changes, easy-access recovery tanks, and onboard charger systems with clear battery status indicators, reducing the time operators spend diagnosing and resolving these issues.