Manufacturing Facility Cleaning Equipment

What do automotive & heavy machinery, food processing, funiture production, and plastic & chemical manufacturing plants all have in common? They all require a high level of cleanliness due to both regulatory and efficiency reasons. Keeping machines clean allows them to be run longer with less downtime due to slips or breakdowns. Cleaning production surfaces keeps products from being contaminated. Another surface that can sometimes be deemed as “not that important” are the floors, and they are very important to keep in top shape. Floors can collect debris remarkably easy, and any leaks and spills can pool on the floor, creating a spot of standing liquid. Not only can these spills contaminate products, but it can also cause a slick spot that would be unsafe for employees. And if it still isn’t taken care of after that point, it could stain the floor or become sticky and get even harder to clean. Daily sweeping and scrubbing of facility floors helps keep manufacturing plants cleaner and safer to work in.

It’s important to remember to sweep floors before scrubbing them. We always recommend sweeping first, then using a floor scrubber to get that floor as clean as possible, ready to support your team in delivering on its mission. Leaving pallet chips or large, sharp debris on the floor poses serious risk to both your people and the equipment that you use to make the operation run smoothly. If that debris remains on the floor and you try to scrub over it, you will likely ruin your squeegee, and therefore the efficiency of your scrubber. Whether that means that you need a sweeper and a scrubber to do the job, or a single sweeper/scrubber machine that does both at the same time, we’ve got what you covered. No matter the specifics of your warehouse or distribution center, we’re here to help develop a plan and happy to help you find the perfect solution for the job at hand. We will walk you through the process and make sure you get the right equipment for your specific situation. Let’s start the conversation!