Looking for Used Industrial Cleaning Equipment For Sale for your warehouse, manufacturing plant, distribution center, factory, or commercial facility? Quality pre-owned cleaning machines can help reduce equipment costs while providing the heavy-duty performance required for demanding environments. Browse our Used Industrial Cleaning Equipment For Sale to find floor scrubbers, sweepers, sweeper-scrubbers, and other professional floor cleaning machines for facilities of all sizes.

Quality Used Industrial Cleaning Equipment

Industrial cleaning equipment is built for applications where traditional mops, vacuums, and manual cleaning methods may not provide enough productivity. Commercially available used equipment commonly includes walk-behind and ride-on scrubbers, sweepers, and combination sweeper-scrubbers.

Used equipment can be an economical solution for businesses that need to replace an existing machine, expand their cleaning fleet, or purchase professional-grade equipment while staying within budget.

Depending on inventory, equipment may include:

• Industrial floor scrubbers

• Industrial floor sweepers

• Sweeper-scrubber combination machines

• Walk-behind floor scrubbers

• Ride-on floor scrubbers

• Walk-behind sweepers

• Ride-on sweepers

• Battery-powered cleaning machines

• LPG-powered equipment

• Heavy-duty floor cleaning machines

Why Buy Used Industrial Cleaning Equipment?

Purchasing used equipment can significantly reduce the initial investment required to obtain professional cleaning machinery.

Benefits can include:

• Lower upfront equipment costs

• Commercial and industrial-grade machines

• Equipment for large facilities

• Walk-behind and ride-on options

• Multiple cleaning widths and capacities

• Access to established commercial equipment brands

• Cost-effective fleet expansion

• Faster replacement of older cleaning equipment

The key is selecting a machine that matches your facility’s square footage, floor conditions, cleaning frequency, and operational requirements.

Used Industrial Floor Scrubbers

Industrial floor scrubbers are designed to clean large hard-floor surfaces efficiently. They dispense cleaning solution, agitate the floor using brushes or pads, and recover dirty solution as the machine moves.

Used industrial scrubbers are commonly marketed for warehouses, production plants, storage facilities, and other large commercial environments.

These machines can be particularly useful for cleaning:

• Concrete floors

• Warehouse aisles

• Production areas

• Loading areas

• Distribution facilities

• Retail floors

• Commercial buildings

Used Industrial Floor Sweepers

Industrial sweepers are designed to collect dust, dirt, and loose debris from large floor areas.

They can be particularly valuable in warehouses and manufacturing facilities where pallets, forklifts, machinery, products, and employees generate continuous debris.

Both walk-behind and ride-on configurations are available in the used industrial equipment market.

Used Sweeper-Scrubber Machines

Some facilities require both sweeping and scrubbing. Combination sweeper-scrubber machines can perform both functions and may help reduce the need for separate pieces of equipment.

These machines can be useful for:

• Warehouses

• Manufacturing plants

• Distribution centers

• Industrial buildings

• Large commercial properties

• Parking facilities

Used combination machines are available from established commercial equipment manufacturers, with both battery and fuel-powered configurations represented in the market.

Used Walk-Behind Industrial Cleaning Machines

Walk-behind machines are a practical option when maneuverability is important.

They can work well in:

• Narrow warehouse aisles

• Smaller production areas

• Storage rooms

• Retail facilities

• Schools

• Commercial buildings

• Areas with shelving or machinery

Their smaller footprint can make it easier for operators to clean around equipment, racks, doorways, and other obstacles.

Used Ride-On Industrial Cleaning Equipment

For large facilities, ride-on cleaning machines can increase operator productivity by covering more floor space in less time.

Ride-on scrubbers and sweepers are commonly used in warehouses, manufacturing plants, factories, distribution centers, and other large facilities. Current used-equipment markets include ride-on scrubbers, sweepers, and combination machines.

A ride-on machine may be the better option when your facility has substantial open floor space that requires frequent cleaning.

Industrial Cleaning Equipment for Warehouses

Warehouses can accumulate dirt, dust, packaging debris, tire marks, spills, and other contaminants from continuous traffic.

Depending on the application, a warehouse may benefit from:

• Floor scrubbers for washing hard floors

• Sweepers for collecting loose debris

• Sweeper-scrubbers for combined cleaning

• Walk-behind machines for tighter areas

• Ride-on equipment for large floor areas

When selecting warehouse cleaning equipment, consider aisle width, total square footage, floor surface, cleaning frequency, battery runtime, and the amount of debris generated by daily operations.

Industrial Cleaning Equipment for Manufacturing Facilities

Manufacturing environments can place greater demands on cleaning machinery because of heavy equipment traffic, production activity, dirt, dust, and other contaminants.

Industrial floor cleaning equipment is specifically marketed for demanding warehouse, manufacturing, and production environments.

Selecting the right equipment can help improve cleaning productivity while allowing employees to maintain larger areas efficiently.

What to Look for When Buying Used Industrial Cleaning Equipment

Before purchasing a used machine, evaluate more than the selling price.

Overall Condition

Inspect the body, frame, controls, tanks, hoses, wheels, cleaning assemblies, and other major components for excessive wear or damage.

Operating Hours

If the machine has an hour meter, review the operating hours as part of your assessment of its previous use.

Battery Condition

For battery-powered machines, determine the battery age, condition, runtime, charging requirements, and estimated replacement cost.

Brushes and Cleaning System

Check brushes, pads, pad drivers, cylindrical brushes, and other cleaning components for wear.

Squeegee and Recovery System

For scrubbers, inspect the squeegee and vacuum recovery system to make sure the machine can effectively recover dirty solution.

Parts Availability

Confirm that replacement parts and consumables remain readily available for the specific make and model.

Serviceability

Consider whether technicians familiar with the equipment are available for future maintenance and repairs.

Used vs. Refurbished Industrial Cleaning Equipment

Used and refurbished equipment should not automatically be considered the same.

Used equipment generally refers to machinery that has previously been operated and is being resold. Refurbished or reconditioned machines typically receive additional inspection, testing, servicing, repairs, cleaning, or component replacement.

Some equipment dealers specifically inspect, recondition, and test their used inventory before resale.

Ask exactly what work has been performed on any machine before purchasing.

Choosing the Right Industrial Cleaning Machine

The right machine depends on your facility and cleaning application.

Consider:

• Total square footage

• Floor type

• Aisle dimensions

• Type of dirt or debris

• Cleaning frequency

• Walk-behind vs. ride-on operation

• Scrubber vs. sweeper

• Cleaning path width

• Tank capacity

• Battery runtime

• Charging requirements

• Storage space

• Parts availability

• Equipment budget

A smaller machine may provide better maneuverability, while a larger ride-on unit may offer substantially greater productivity in open warehouse or manufacturing areas.

Save Money on Industrial Floor Cleaning Equipment

Buying used can allow businesses to acquire professional-grade equipment without paying the full cost of a comparable new machine.

However, the lowest-priced machine isn’t necessarily the best value. Compare overall condition, batteries, operating hours, cleaning capacity, maintenance requirements, parts availability, and expected service life.

The objective should be finding equipment that delivers the best combination of price, condition, productivity, and long-term operating cost.

Find Used Industrial Cleaning Equipment

Whether you need an industrial floor scrubber, sweeper, combination machine, walk-behind unit, or larger ride-on machine, choosing equipment that matches your facility is critical.

Tell us your facility size, floor type, cleaning application, and budget, and we can help you determine what type of equipment is appropriate.

Contact us today for current inventory, pricing, availability, and assistance finding the right industrial cleaning equipment for your facility.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is used industrial cleaning equipment worth buying?

Yes. Used industrial equipment can provide substantial savings compared with purchasing new machinery. The machine’s condition, operating hours, batteries, maintenance history, parts availability, and suitability for your facility should all be evaluated before purchasing.

What types of used industrial cleaning equipment are available?

Common equipment includes industrial floor scrubbers, floor sweepers, combination sweeper-scrubbers, walk-behind machines, and ride-on machines. Used-equipment dealers currently offer equipment across these categories.

What should I check before buying used industrial cleaning equipment?

Inspect the overall machine condition, operating hours, batteries, charger, brushes, squeegees, vacuum system, tanks, hoses, motors, wheels, and controls. You should also check replacement-parts availability.

Should I buy an industrial floor scrubber or sweeper?

A floor scrubber is primarily used to wash hard flooring and recover dirty solution. A sweeper is designed to collect loose dirt, dust, and debris. Facilities that regularly need both functions may benefit from a sweeper-scrubber combination machine.

Should I buy a walk-behind or ride-on machine?

Walk-behind equipment is generally better for smaller areas, narrow aisles, and environments with numerous obstacles. Ride-on equipment is typically more productive for large warehouses, factories, manufacturing plants, and distribution centers.

Can used industrial cleaning equipment clean warehouse floors?

Yes. Industrial scrubbers and sweepers are widely used for warehouse floor maintenance, including large concrete surfaces and aisles.

What is the difference between used and refurbished industrial cleaning equipment?

Used equipment has previously been operated and is being offered for resale. Refurbished equipment generally undergoes additional inspection, repair, servicing, cleaning, testing, or replacement of worn components before resale. The exact refurbishment process varies by seller.

Where can I find Used Industrial Cleaning Equipment For Sale?

Our available inventory may include industrial floor scrubbers, sweepers, walk-behind machines, ride-on equipment, and sweeper-scrubbers. Contact us for current availability and assistance selecting equipment for your facility.