The Differences Between Floor Buffers and Burnishers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 เม.ย. 2019
- Industrial cleaning equipment can be difficult to understand at times. Floor Buffers and Burnishers are similar looking equipment, but have very different functions.
At EBP, we understand an equipment purchase is a large investment so we work with you to simplify the decision-making process. We start by listening and suggesting those options that would best fit your needs and budget - so you can ultimately make the best decision.
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I learned more from this video than months of being a custodian lol. My job didn’t teach me anything despite me telling them that I’m new to the field, yet the higher ups act surprise when they see me doing expert things.
Very informative and concise video! Exactly the information I needed to make my selection. Thanks for posting!
Very helpful video. I learned something new thank you
What a great video I love that workshop
I think that the description of the video is wrong, you show how to use it but not what can be done with each machine, I thought you would describe their uses and what can be done with each one of them and their difference in detail.
Great video I learned a lot clean the floor Apple rated machine thank you
Nice video thank you 😊
Thank you
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Awesome video. Would a scrubber be considered a buffer. For instance, can I strip the floor with a Viper AS5160?
Hi Angel, Thank you for watching our content. The response below is from Dan:
A Scrubber is not a Buffer. Many people do use a scrubber like the Viper As5160b to take wax off the floor. If using convention stripper that is mopped on the floor (never put stripper in the clean water tank of any scrubber) you can wait 5 to 7 minutes and then use the scrubber with a black or Hi Pro stripping pads to remove the slurry and also rinse the floor. You can also use just water in the scrubber and scrub the floor with a SPP (surface prep pad) pad to wet sand and remove a couple of coats of wax. This can be very effective as most of the ground in dirt is in the top coats.
We wish you the best!
Thanks for the video. what do i need to polish wood at home?
Ur fucked because you need to sand with the grain.
U need to rent a orbio to polish it.
Practice is the best way for viewers to understand the difference between the 2 things.
Anyone been in the military and got extra duty knows about BUFFERS
Can u use the burnisher as a buffer?
how much price
Do the buffer comes with a tank?
Hi. Thank you for watching our content. A tank is typically an accessory you can purchase for a buffer. You could buy a model with a tank already attached, but mostly any model has a tank accessory that can be added on. Check our our video of the best buffers of 2019 to see more: th-cam.com/video/pqLOPxruYGw/w-d-xo.html
Do they have the same or different purpose??
Hi, They have different purposes. Check out this article for more info: www.ebpsupply.com/blog/differences-between-floor-buffers-and-burnishers
Can you use a burnisher on carpet?
No. You use a low speed buffer and bonnets but make sure your carpet is secured well before doing so.
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So if I purchase the one with dust control will it strip the floor or work as a buffer as well?
You want to use buffer for striping.
Where in Miami Florida
Can where are you located
Hi! Imperial Dade has several locations across North America. Check out all of our locations here: www.imperialdade.com/locations/all
Can you use a burnisher on tile and grout?
Hi Terrance,
It depends. If the tiles are Terrazzo or other type of stone which shines then yes, a burnisher will work. If the tiles are ceramic - no you will not get a shine out of them. If you're looking to clean these tiles and not shine them, your best option would be to use a buffer or autoscrubber rather than a burnisher. Please reach out to us if you have any further questions.
Nepal
So, what's the difference?
Hi! Thanks for watching our content. As noted in the video, there are several differences. The main differences between a buffer and a burnisher are the speed, motion, and floor maintenance procedures they complete.
Buffers are low speed, operate in a side-to-side motion, and can be used to strip, clean, buff, or scrub a floor.
Burnishers are high speed drive straight, and are only used to polish a floor.
To learn more about the differences, check out this in-depth article: www.imperialdade.com/blog/differences-between-floor-buffers-and-burnishers
Or, feel free to contact us and one of our Equipment Experts will assist you in understanding which is the right machine for your business: www.imperialdade.com/help-center/general-inquiries?pathname=/
@@ImperialDadeThanks a lot man now I understand it! Appreciate your explanation mate!
is a burnisher also called a polisher?
Hi - Thank you for watching our content. Buffers are also know as "Polishers", or Swing Machines, or Side to Side - Not Burnishers.
You didn’t even mention RPM’s
Hi @keithroew3948, thanks for reaching out! This is simply an overview. We recommend you check out our in-depth article that covers much more information about floor buffers vs burnishers: www.imperialdade.com/blog/differences-between-floor-buffers-and-burnishers