NaceCare floor scrubbers are available in a range of sizes for commercial floor care. Our featured models include the compact TGB 516, the walk-behind TGB 1620 and the TTV 678 rider. Compare the exact machine configuration with your cleaning area and building access.
Model generations can use different battery systems and specifications. A legacy TGB 516 and a TGB 516NX should not be treated as the same machine. Ask for the model designation, battery details and matching operator documentation before comparing runtime or charging requirements.
Tank capacity, battery condition and operating settings affect how the machine fits into a cleaning shift. Consider the locations for filling, draining and charging as well as the floor area to be cleaned.
Call 647-317-5430 with your cleaning requirements. For an existing machine, provide the model and serial number. We can help you choose between walk-behind and ride-on scrubbers based on your floor area and available space.
Compare Tennant, Nobles, Minuteman, NaceCare and Karcher floor scrubbers. Explore the featured models below and ask about the exact machine, included equipment and availability when requesting a quote. We also provide parts and repair support.
No. The legacy TGB 516 and the newer TGB 516NX use different battery configurations. NaceCare identifies the NX model with its lithium battery system. Use the specifications and charging instructions for the full model designation on your machine.
Check the specification for the exact model and battery package, then consider battery condition and the settings used during cleaning. Refilling and draining also affect the time needed to complete a route. Compare runtime figures alongside the battery configuration and operating conditions used to measure them.
No. The charger must match the machine’s battery type, voltage and charging requirements. Follow the instructions for the specific model and battery package. If the charger or batteries have been replaced, verify compatibility before charging rather than relying on a matching connector alone.
Follow the model’s operator manual for shutdown and storage. As part of routine care, empty and clean the recovery tank and deal with remaining solution as instructed. Leaving dirty water in the machine can create odours and residue, making the next cleaning shift more difficult.
The TGB 1620 is a walk-behind scrubber, while the TTV 678 is a rider model. Compare the machine type, overall dimensions, tank capacity and access requirements. Choose based on the cleaning route, working conditions and capacity needed for each shift.