Tennant Floor Scrubbers in Toronto
from $5,999
Compare Tennant floor scrubbers for commercial cleaning in Toronto. The range includes different cleaning widths and machine types, so the right model depends on your floor area, access points and daily tasks. Ask about the exact model and configuration when requesting a quote.
The Tennant T2 is a compact walk-behind scrubber with a 17-inch cleaning path. The T390 is a self-propelled walk-behind model with a wider, dual-disc cleaning system. The T7AMR is a robotic scrubber designed to clean taught routes, with staff involvement in preparation and routine care.
Tennant robotic floor scrubbers include the X2 ROVR SCRUB, X4 ROVR and X6 ROVR. The X2 ROVR SCRUB is designed for smaller, high-traffic commercial spaces and narrow cleaning routes. The compact X4 ROVR suits small to medium-sized commercial spaces, while the X6 ROVR is designed for larger, more complex facilities. Ask us to compare machine dimensions, cleaning capacity, site requirements and available configurations before choosing a robotic floor scrubber.
Compare batteries, charger, cleaning head, included accessories and applicable warranty terms. Optional cleaning technologies are model-specific. For an existing Tennant machine, use the model and serial number to identify documentation and replacement parts.
Call 647-317-5430 for machine details and purchase enquiries. You can also compare walk-behind and ride-on scrubbers to find the right type for your building.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Both are walk-behind scrubbers. The T2 has a 17-inch cleaning path for more compact routes. The T390 is a self-propelled, dual-disc model with a 28-inch cleaning path. Compare their overall dimensions, tank capacities and battery packages against your access points and cleaning schedule.
No. The T7AMR adds robotic navigation using BrainOS and can clean taught routes autonomously. A conventional T7 is operated manually. The robotic model still needs staff to prepare the area, manage water and batteries, and perform routine checks; autonomous operation does not eliminate those tasks.
No. ec-H2O availability depends on the model and configuration. Ask whether the machine you are considering includes this technology, and check its operating instructions for suitable cleaning tasks, water requirements and maintenance.
Provide the model and serial number, plus a part number or photograph where possible. Cleaning heads, batteries and other components can vary within a model family. Matching the machine’s configuration to its parts documentation is more reliable than ordering by appearance alone.
Our Tennant floor scrubber offers start at $5,999. The price of a specific machine depends on its model, condition and included equipment. Request a quote that identifies the battery and charger, cleaning head and warranty terms so you can compare the complete package.