What is Floor Polish Machine?
Floor polishers are versatile floor cleaning machines that operate by using rotating brushes or pads to scrub, polish or buff a floor to maintain its appearance. There is a range of alternative attachments for different floor surfaces, so they are quite a versatile cleaning machine.
Floor Polish Machine Prices In South Africa
Hoover – Floor Polisher
R 2,519
Karcher – Floor Polisher
R 5,898
Kingfisher Econo Floor Polisher
R 12,999
What machine is used to polish floors?
What is the Difference Between a Buffer and a Burnisher?
| BUFFERS: | BURNISHERS: |
|---|---|
| Are low speed | Are high speed |
| Operate in a side-to-side motion | Drive straight |
| Used to strip, clean, buff, or scrub a floor | Used to polish (burnish) a floor |
What is the difference between a floor buffer and a polisher?
Floor polishing or burnishing and buffing are often times used interchangeably, but polishing uses a heavier process to clear away bumps and chips.
At an industrial level, both of them get rid of chips and pits, and both require specialized machines and care, especially for floors made of delicate material.
Is machine polishing worth it?
Scratches on your car diminish the value of your vehicle. Regular machine polishing acts as a buffer and will effectively remove all the surface scratches, leaving your car looking smoother than before and preserving the life of your paint job.
Does polishing remove paint?
Polishes are abrasive and for that reason, we recommend only polishing your car as needed because each time you polish, you’re removing a layer of material.
If you over-polish your car, you will eventually thin out the paint and in extreme cases can cut through the clearcoat and the paint right through to the undercoat!