15" Soft Nylon Scrub Brush, for 17" Machines BE_Handle minimizing downtime and keeping your

Name: 15" Soft Nylon Scrub Brush, for 17" Machines BE_Handle minimizing downtime and keeping your
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 46871673630
Price: 260.15 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.324 (25 reviews)

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15" Soft Nylon Scrub Brush, for 17" Machines BE_Handle minimizing downtime and keeping your minimizing downtime and keeping your operations running smoothly Securely attach the wand to your SUPERNOVA or POLARIS extractor to avoid leaks and pressure loss Specification Details Product Type Soft Nylon Scrub Brush Brush Diameter 18 Inches Bristle Material Soft Nylon Machine Compatibility 20 Inch Floor Machines Application Light Scrubbing & Floor Maintenance Surface Type Finished & Hard Surface Floors Commercial Use Yes Why Choose the 18" Soft Nylon Scrub Brush Its soft nylon bristles deliver effective cleaning action without excessive abrasion

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