A Practical Guide for an Informed Choice
Choosing a scrubber dryer may seem simple, but several factors impact the effectiveness and value of the purchase. Depending on your needs, you may opt for a standard scrubber dryer or a combined machine capable of performing both sweeping and scrubbing operations. Here are some key factors to consider in order to choose the right model.
Assess Technical Specifications Based on Required Tasks
The choice of the ideal machine depends on the following factors, which can enhance productivity and lower management costs:
- Water Tank Capacity: An adequate tank size affects runtime and the ability to cover more square meters without interruptions.
- Slope and Braking: Ensure that the machine can handle any slopes in your facility without compromising safety.
- Traction Motor and Power: These affect the battery runtime and the machine’s operating speed.
- Structure and Weight: The robustness of the structure increases the machine’s durability, especially in heavy-duty industrial environments.
Evaluate Water Tank Performance
Before selecting a scrubber dryer, it’s advisable to check the actual water capacity compared to the manufacturer’s stated capacity, as the actual water quantity present in the machine can significantly affect:
- Autonomy and square meters cleaned
- Slope handling
- Braking capabilities
- Speed
- Traction motor absorption
- Machine weight/structure
Consider Price in Relation to Operational Needs
The cost of a scrubber dryer should be evaluated based on its performance and available technologies, keeping in mind that advanced features may reduce operational costs in the long term.
Selecting the right scrubber dryer requires attention and a thorough assessment of the specific requirements of your working environment. RCM offers a range of professional scrubber dryers and combined machines that meet different needs, ensuring efficiency, reliability, and convenience.
