Industrial Floor Cleaners
Walk-Behind Floor Scrubber | Sumachay SS60 | 21 Inch Cleaning Path
Ride-On Floor Scrubber | Sumachay SS75-R | 26 Inch Cleaning Path
Sumachay SL-1250 Electric Ride-On Floor Sweeper
Industrial Floor Cleaners: Floor Scrubbers & Sweepers for Canada
Shop Walk-Behind Floor Scrubbers →
Sumachay supplies industrial floor cleaners — floor scrubbers and sweepers — built for Canadian warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and large-format retail floors. Walk-behind floor scrubbers handle tight aisles and routine cleaning; ride-on scrubbers and sweepers cover large square footage with a single operator. Whether you need a walk-behind scrubber for an obstacle-heavy floor or a ride-on floor cleaning machine for open square footage, every unit ships direct from the manufacturer with a 1-year warranty, maintenance-free lithium-ion power as standard, and Canada-wide freight. The range includes the SL1250 ride-on floor sweeper for dry debris on factory floors and outdoor yards. In-stock floor cleaners ship from our Toronto warehouse, with local pickup in the Greater Toronto Area and delivery across Canada. Quote requests typically receive a response within 24 hours.
How to Choose a Floor Scrubber or Sweeper
Walk-behind or ride-on?
The SS60 walk-behind scrubber suits floors under 20,000 sq ft (1,860 m²) and aisles under 6 ft (1.83 m) wide. The operator stays close to the work, which helps in warehouses with mixed traffic, racking, and equipment. Ride-on machines (SS75-R scrubber, SL-1250 sweeper) make sense once daily cleaning exceeds about 20,000 sq ft, when one operator can replace two on foot. Ride-on machines also reduce operator fatigue on multi-hour cleaning shifts.
Cleaning path width
A wider cleaning path covers more ground per pass but trades off maneuverability around racking and equipment. The 21 in (540 mm) path on the SS60 walk-behind handles tight aisles and equipment-heavy floors. The 26 in (660 mm) path on the SS75-R ride-on suits warehouse main aisles. The SL-1250 ride-on sweeper has a 43 in (1100 mm) sweeping path for outdoor yards and large-format indoor floors with wide turn radii. Match the path width to your tightest required aisle, not your widest.
Battery type and run time
Every Sumachay floor scrubber and sweeper ships with a maintenance-free lithium-ion battery as standard — no watering, no acid handling, no battery-room ventilation. Lithium-ion charges faster than the sealed lead-acid packs used in older scrubbers and tolerates opportunity charging during operator breaks without battery memory. A full charge covers a typical 3–4 hour cleaning shift.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a walk-behind and a ride-on floor cleaner?
A walk-behind machine is operated on foot, with the cleaning head ahead of the operator. It suits smaller floors, tight aisles, and floors with frequent obstacles. A ride-on machine lets the operator sit and steer, covering more ground per hour with less fatigue. The cutoff is typically around 20,000 sq ft (1,860 m²) of daily cleaning, or any time operator fatigue becomes a factor.
How do I choose the right cleaning path width?
The cleaning path width must fit through your tightest aisle with maneuvering room. The SS60 walk-behind has a 21 in (540 mm) path; the SS75-R ride-on has a 26 in (660 mm) path; the SL-1250 sweeper has a 43 in (1100 mm) sweeping path. As a rule, allow at least 12 in (305 mm) of clearance on either side of the cleaning path for turns and racking. Under 6 ft (1.83 m) of tightest-aisle width, choose the SS60 walk-behind. From 6 ft and above, the SS75-R ride-on covers more ground per pass. The SL-1250 sweeper is best for open floor plans that can accommodate a 43 in sweeping path.
What warranty is included?
Every Sumachay floor scrubber and sweeper includes a 1-year manufacturer warranty on the equipment. Warranty covers manufacturing defects and major component failures under normal use. Wear items (squeegees, brushes, batteries past cycle thresholds) are excluded. Sumachay Plus extended-warranty options are available on select models; contact us for terms.
How long does it take to receive a quote?
Most quote requests receive a response within 24 hours during Canadian business days. Quotes include the equipment configuration, applicable taxes, freight estimate to your delivery address, and lead time. If your operation has specific aisle, capacity, or cleaning frequency requirements, please include those details in your request so the quote reflects the right model.
Do you ship floor scrubbers across Canada?
Yes. Sumachay ships floor scrubbers and sweepers to every Canadian province via freight carrier. Most in-stock models dispatch within 2 to 5 business days. Customers in the Toronto area can arrange local pickup. Freight cost depends on equipment weight, destination, and access (loading dock, ground level, residential). The quote you receive includes a freight estimate.
Is parts and service support available after purchase?
Yes. Sumachay maintains stock of common wear and replacement parts for floor scrubbers and sweepers, including squeegee blades, brushes, batteries, charger units, hoses, and control modules. Technical support is available by phone and email for diagnostics, troubleshooting, and maintenance guidance. For repairs beyond standard maintenance, our team can recommend regional service partners or arrange parts shipment.
How much does a floor scrubber cost in Canada?
Floor scrubber pricing depends on cleaning path width and whether the machine is walk-behind or ride-on — every model includes a lithium-ion battery and onboard charger in the listed price. Compact walk-behind scrubbers cost less than ride-on machines built for large facilities. See our Floor Scrubber Price Guide for current Canadian pricing, or request a quote for exact delivered cost to your address.
Do you offer a ride-on floor scrubber for large commercial facilities?
Yes. The Sumachay SS75-R is a ride-on floor scrubber with a 26-inch (660 mm) cleaning path and a 48V lithium battery, built for large warehouses, distribution centres, and commercial facilities across Canada. For smaller areas and tighter aisles, the walk-behind SS60 is the better fit. Both ship from our Toronto warehouse.
What is the difference between a floor scrubber and a floor sweeper?
A floor scrubber uses water, cleaning solution, rotating brushes, and a squeegee to wash and dry hard floors in one pass — best for removing grease, grime, and marks. A floor sweeper uses brushes to collect loose dust, dirt, and debris without water, ideal for dry pickup on larger or dustier areas. Many facilities use a scrubber for finished floors and a sweeper for warehouse aisles.
What floor surfaces can a floor scrubber clean?
Sumachay floor scrubbers are built for sealed and polished concrete, epoxy-coated floors, ceramic and porcelain tile, terrazzo, and VCT — the hard, level surfaces common in warehouses, factories, retail, and commercial buildings. They are not intended for carpet or unsealed, rough, or heavily damaged concrete. If you are unsure about your floor, send us a photo and we will confirm the right machine.
How do I maintain a floor scrubber?
Daily upkeep is simple: empty and rinse the recovery tank, wipe the squeegee blades, and charge the lithium-ion battery after use. Weekly, check the brushes or pads for wear and clear any debris from the vacuum path. We stock squeegee blades, brushes, batteries, chargers, and other wear parts in Canada, so replacements are easy to source when needed.
How long does the battery last on a floor scrubber?
Runtime depends on the model and cleaning mode, but our lithium-ion machines typically deliver a full shift of use per charge and recharge in a few hours from a standard outlet. Opportunity charging during breaks tops the battery up without a dedicated charging room. The ride-on SS75-R carries a larger 48V battery for extended coverage in big facilities.
Have questions about which floor cleaner fits your operation?
Our equipment specialists help match cleaning path width, runtime, and budget to your facility. Most quotes return within 24 hours.
Explore other equipment categories