About this product
This 13" polypropylene brush is a genuine OEM replacement brush designed for use with the 26" disk scrub deck version of the Tennant T7 ride on automatic floor scrubber. Engineered for routine floor maintenance, it provides effective scrubbing action on finished concrete, VCT, terrazzo, tile, and other hard floor surfaces while helping maintain the appearance and cleanliness of commercial facilities.
The durable polypropylene bristles offer excellent wear life and resistance to water, detergents, and common floor cleaning chemicals. This makes the brush an ideal choice for daily cleaning applications where consistent performance and long service life are important. The medium-duty bristle design effectively removes dirt, grime, and light buildup without being overly aggressive on properly maintained floor finishes.
Routine replacement of worn brushes helps maximize cleaning effectiveness, reduce streaking or missed areas, and keep your auto scrubber operating at peak performance.
For other options, please take a look at our full line of auto scrubber brushes.
*Please Note: This polypropylene brush formally had a part # of TEN-1220223.
The durable polypropylene bristles offer excellent wear life and resistance to water, detergents, and common floor cleaning chemicals. This makes the brush an ideal choice for daily cleaning applications where consistent performance and long service life are important. The medium-duty bristle design effectively removes dirt, grime, and light buildup without being overly aggressive on properly maintained floor finishes.
Routine replacement of worn brushes helps maximize cleaning effectiveness, reduce streaking or missed areas, and keep your auto scrubber operating at peak performance.
For other options, please take a look at our full line of auto scrubber brushes.
*Please Note: This polypropylene brush formally had a part # of TEN-1220223.
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