Victor Develops Low Cost Battery Scrubber Dryer. Made in Britain.
Victor are pleased to introduce the first of our new battery powered scrubber dryers. Made in Britain using as many current parts from the Victor range of cleaning machines as possible, our aim has been to make machines that are reliable and very easy to repair and service.
But when you do, you will only need 4 tools and one of them isn't a laptop.
Electronics have been kept to an absolute minimum with just a small box that stops the machine when the battery is discharged being used. This part has proven itself reliable having been used on our battery burnisher for many years.
As a result of this basic simplicity of design, the machine is extremely easy to use and built to be as robust as a Victor rotary machine.
The range consists of machines with two types of scrubbing style, the traditional rotary style machine is available in brush sizes of 15, 17 and 20 inch (400, 450 and 500mm), whilst the oscillating scrubbing head is available at 60cm.
But when you do, you only need 4 tools and of them isn't a laptop.
The rotary style machine uses standard Victor brushes and drive boards whilst the oscillating version uses the 60cm fixed drive system that allows a number of different options from normal floor pads, bristled scrubbing pads, melamine, Victor Catchmop microfibre pads or diamond pads.
Victor Battery Scrubber Dryers deliver excellent cleaning and superb drying performance in a simple to use and easy to repair package that is priced very competitively. Book your demonstration today.
For a free demonstration or more information please call us on 0121 765 2345 or visit
www.VictorFloorCare.com
Simply Reliable Floor Cleaning Machinery
Dowding & Plummer Ltd, 40-42 Rushey Lane, Birmingham, B11 2BL e:
sales@victorfloorcare.com t: 0121 765 2345
www.VictorFloorCare.com
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