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The PowerBoss Nautilus Scrubber Sweeper is an exceptionally capable floor cleaner designed to endure the demanding conditions of industrial manufacturing, outdoor spaces, and warehousing. Its massive 400-litre water capacity allows for longer, uninterrupted cleaning sessions. The scrub deck, constructed entirely from heavy-duty stainless steel, ensures unparalleled durability and low maintenance costs, making it a reliable choice for tough cleaning tasks.
Operating the Nautilus is simple and efficient, thanks to its one-button operation and rocker switches. These switches eliminate the need for costly touch panel boards and allow for cost-effective repairs. The controls offer flexibility, with multiple parameters that can be preselected and adjusted as needed, but the single switch makes operation as easy as flicking a button.
This machine is engineered for professional cleaning results. Two powerful Eaton hydraulic motors drive 114 cm cylindrical brushes at 425 RPM, providing a range of down pressures from 91 to 182 kgs. Whether cutting through tough build-up or restoring a polished floor to a high gloss finish, the Nautilus delivers unmatched performance. The hydraulically driven 11,500 CFM vacuum fan ensures the floor is completely dry, allowing safe forklift and foot traffic almost immediately.
The Nautilus is built to withstand heavy use, with a liquid-cooled engine, large hydraulic oil radiator, and powerful hydraulic systems driving both the fan and brush motors. Its construction features thick steel surrounding the entire machine, with a rear squeegee tucked safely within the frame to prevent damage.
Servicing and maintenance are made easier with removable panels around the engine bay, allowing for quick and easy access. The Nautilus is available in diesel, LPG, and petrol variants, giving flexibility depending on your needs.
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