A burnisher is a device used for cleaning and polishing solid floor surfaces particularly marble and glass. It consists of a handle and a revolving base with a built-in burnishing pad powered by a motor or a battery. It is available in propane, battery operated, and electric models suitable for home and office use.
Types Of Burnishers
Kinds of Burnishers include the following:
Propane burnisher
A propane burnisher uses propane power to get a fast burnishing speed of up to 1,850 rotations per minute (rpm).
The deck is made of cast aluminum while the tank is solid steel.
The revolving base has an approximate diameter of 27 inches.
Battery operated burnisher
This type of burnisher operates on a rechargeable battery.
It is made with a built-in battery charger, a dust shroud, ball bearing wheels, and pad pressure adjustments.
It has a control panel displaying readings for the battery level and load meter.
Electric burnisher
An electric burnisher is powered by electricity.
Also called a corded burnisher, its power cord can reach up to 50 feet in length.
It is made with a strain-free housing, brush wear indicator, mark-free bumper, and sturdy yolk.
Choosing Burnishers (Buying Tips)
Emission standards: Make sure the burnisher you want to buy meets the emissions standards of the EPA, CARB, CGA, and UL.
Adjustable handle: Choose a burnisher with an adjustable handle for easy maneuvering in tight spaces. Burnishing speed: For industrial use, choose a burnisher with a minimum burnishing speed of 1,900 rpm that produces high gloss shine using minimal pad pressure. Diameter: Choose a burnisher with a diameter of 20 inches or more for polishing large areas like hotel ballrooms and offices. Use: Choose a heavy-duty propane or battery operated burnisher for industrial use. An electric burnisher is ideal for outdoor patios and living rooms.
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