- +86 189-6210-8169
- ocean@sheen.cc
- Jiacheng Building, 128 Zhongxin Avenue, Suzhou, Jiangsu, China
The L45B is an entry-level walk-behind floor scrubber built for 500 to 2000 square meter spaces. This machine provides a direct hardware upgrade for small restaurants, convenience stores, and workshops. It replaces manual mopping with a 2300 square meter per hour cleaning capacity.
We removed complicated electronic menus to lower operational barriers. Cleaners operate the equipment using durable physical switches without formal training.
Its narrow 520mm cleaning width easily navigates tight retail aisles. Buyers can also customize machine colors with a minimum order of ten units.
Small shops cannot afford fragile plastic equipment. You need commercial hardware.
This walk-behind floor scrubber replaces slow manual mopping with a 550W brush motor.
Cleaners easily navigate tight retail aisles using basic physical switches. This solid rotomolded build protects your equipment investment against daily wall collisions.
Manual mopping destroys your profit margins. Stop paying for slow work. The L45B brings heavy mechanical extraction directly into tight 520mm retail aisles.
Your staff skip expensive training sessions entirely because the physical switches make operation obvious. Customers walk on perfectly dry floors.
| Specification | Technical Data |
| Main Material | Rotomolded LLDPE |
| Motor Type | Brushed DC Motor |
| Battery Charger | 24V 15A (Built-in) |
| Battery Capacity | 12V 100Ah x 2 (Lead-Acid) |
| Brush Motor Power | 550W |
| Vacuum Motor Power | 400W |
| Cleaning Path | 482 to 520 mm |
| Squeegee Width | 810 mm |
| Max Run Time | 1.7 to 2.5 hours |
| Charge Time | 8 hours |
| Solution Tank Capacity | 40 L (Visible Level Hose) |
| Recovery Tank Capacity | 45 L |
| Max Productivity | 2,300 ㎡/h |
| Scrub Brush Size | 19 inches |
| Machine Dimensions (L x W x H) | 1227 x 520 x 1013 mm |
| Operating Weight (with batteries) | 137 kg |
| Standard Colors | Blue / Gray-Red |
| Custom Colors | Available (MOQ: 10 units) |
| Application Design | Narrow Aisle Specification |
Supermarkets & Convenience Stores (Tile, Terrazzo)
Retail shops cannot mop aisles safely during business hours. The machine fits between display racks and extracts water immediately. Shoppers avoid slip accidents.
Independent Restaurants (Ceramic, PVC)
Kitchen grease tracks into dining areas daily. The scrubber maneuvers around chairs easily to save time. A wide tank opening speeds up debris dumping.
Factory Workshops (Concrete, Epoxy)
Machining oil embeds into concrete floors. The brush motor applies high pressure to remove grime. The plastic body survives collisions with metal workbenches.
Office Buildings (Marble, Ceramic)
Wet floors disrupt foot traffic in lobbies. The squeegee extracts liquid immediately. Marble floors stay dry to protect your property and tenants.
Educational Facilities (Terrazzo, PVC)
Janitors face short breaks to clean hallways. The equipment covers corridors fast and leaves the surface dry. Floors are ready before the next bell.
Logistics Hubs & Warehouses (Concrete, Epoxy)
Pallet dust covers storage zones and disrupts operations. The scrubber traps particles fast. Operators plug the built-in charger directly into any wall outlet.
Facility managers need reliable tools that control daily operational costs. The L45B brings heavy-duty cleaning power to small commercial spaces. It replaces slow manual labor with mechanized speed.
Sites comparing entry-level commercial machines can also review the N3 walk-behind floor scrubber.
You avoid scheduling expensive staff training sessions. The simple physical controls allow any employee to operate the machine immediately. This keeps your floor maintenance budget strictly under control.
Buying commercial cleaning equipment overseas means looking past the unit price.
Certificates, shipping crates, operator training, troubleshooting support, and spare parts all affect the real order cost.
We check the details from order confirmation to daily maintenance, before small problems turn into delays, downtime, or extra cost.
Different markets ask for specific certificates, manuals, and customs paperwork. We check the available certificates and export documents for your selected model.
This helps you see whether the machine is ready for your market early. It reduces back-and-forth communication and helps reduce customs delays caused by missing paperwork.
Local markets require local setups. We configure the right voltage and plug type for every machine, even single sample orders.
For bulk buyers, we also adjust brand colors and logos. This ensures your machines look and function exactly as expected on arrival.
Heavy cleaning machines go through rough handling during ocean freight, warehouse transfers, and repeated loading.
We select packing methods based on machine size, weight, and transit type. This cuts the risk of scratches, deformation, loose parts, and outer-box damage.
After delivery, cleaning crews need to operate the machine correctly from the first shift. We provide standard operation and maintenance materials.
These files help crews learn the basic operating steps faster. This helps reduce repeated training work and prevents hardware damage caused by incorrect use.
Once a machine is down, the cleaning route slows down fast. When you submit a service issue, our technical team replies quickly during business hours.
We provide an initial diagnosis and remote guidance to help identify the cause sooner.
Long-term use depends on reliable warranty policies and steady part replacements. We support common wear parts, core components, and replacement needs by machine type.
You can plan spare parts inventory ahead of time. This avoids leaving a machine idle over a small missing part.
Floor size and industry environments dictate your equipment choice. We manufacture these related scrubbers with different hardware configurations.
Review their technical data to find the right machine for your specific sector.
Floor scrubbers differ in cleaning path, tank size, power setup, and floor compatibility. One setup does not fit every site. These FAQs also cover wear parts, branding, documents, package contents, and order terms.
Focus on specs that change the route: cleaning path, squeegee width, tank size, runtime, charge time, dimensions, weight, and gradeability if ramps are involved.
A wider path helps open floors. Tanks affect refill and dump stops. Runtime only matters after you map the cleaning window.
Plan first for disc brushes and squeegee rubber blades. Pads, pad drivers, filters, hoses, debris baskets, batteries, and chargers vary by model.
Ask for the quoted model’s part list and first-order add-ons instead of assuming one package fits every order.
Residue decides the answer. Light daily dirt and heavy oily buildup are not the same job. Oil, tire marks, sticky residue, and old stains should be matched to the floor material, chemical plan, brush or pad choice, and operator route.
Heavy loose debris, thick residue, adhesive spots, or deep tire marks may need pre-sweeping, pre-treatment, or a different scrubber model.
For selected models, hard-floor use may include concrete, epoxy, tile, PVC, vinyl, terrazzo, marble, or similar surfaces. Final fit is still model-specific.
Coating condition, residue type, water flow, brush or pad choice, and floor-care rules all matter. Share the floor type and coating condition so the setup can be matched before order discussion.
One sample unit can be discussed, but it is not a blanket rule for every buyer or model.
The decision depends on buyer profile, selected model, freight method, payment terms, and repeat-order plan.
Yes, but it needs an order check. Product specs may list battery system, charger type, runtime, and charge time. Country input voltage, plug type, and local charging conditions are separate.
Send the destination country and planned charging environment so the charger version can be matched to the quoted model.
Logo, body color, packaging, and document changes are handled by model and order quantity.
We can discuss OEM and ODM needs such as branding, appearance, packaging, documentation, and configuration for suitable orders.
Some applicable models may require an MOQ for body color changes. Logo requirements may have a separate MOQ.
Document coverage should be checked by model and destination. CE and ETL documentation may be available where required, but the paperwork needs to match the exact model.
Importers, distributors, and tender buyers should share the destination country, sales channel, and required document list with the inquiry.
We can then check the document package against those requirements.
Manuals and video guidance may be available by model and order terms. The scope may cover installation, disassembly, operation, or basic maintenance.
Video text translation can also be discussed. Send the materials you need, and we can check what is available for the quoted model.
Warranty and remote help follow the model and order terms. Remote guidance can be discussed for installation and repair questions.
Some quoted models may include machine-body warranty or core-component replacement support.
The period, covered parts, exclusions, claim steps, and order agreement still need confirmation before purchase.
Package contents need a model check. Product specs may list battery systems, charger types, brush or pad sizes, and squeegee widths, but the default shipment package should be confirmed separately.
Some buyers may need extra brushes, pads, pad drivers, squeegee blades, batteries, chargers, tools, or consumables for the first order.
We can list included items and optional add-ons for the quoted package.
Share your floor type, cleaning area, and daily route. We can compare suitable walk-behind and ride-on options for your inquiry.
Ask about order quantities, branding, documents, spare parts, or shipping details.
Jiacheng Building, 128 Zhongxin Avenue, Suzhou, Jiangsu, China
+86 189-6210-8169
ocean@sheen.cc
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