IPC CT 105 BT85 Scrubber Dryer

Scrubber Dryer
Available
From £90+VAT per week

Features

Durable - Robust frame structure - Big Motors
Large Tank Capacity - 100 L
Great Productivity - 4725 m²/h
Wide Range of Cleaning Path (850 mm)
Ergonomic - Natural handle grip
Easy to Maintain - Large cover recovery tank

Specification

Battery Traction
Double Brushes
Scrubbing width: 850 mm
Tank capacity: 100 L
Productivity: 4725 m²/h
Dimensions: 1490x660x1100 mm

Description

Available for sale is the IPC CT105 BT85 Walk Behind Floor Scrubber! As a 32-inch, self-propelled commercial-grade floor scrubber, the CT105 BT85 excels in both productivity and price. Featuring large 26-gallon tanks and a 32-inch disc deck, it straddles the line between commercial and large industrial scrubbers while incorporating the nuanced smart controls characteristic of all IPC’s machines.

The CT105 is one of the simplest automatic scrubbers on the market, thanks to its minimal electronics. Key features include IPC Eagle’s “CFS” (Central Flow System), which evenly distributes the solution through the pad or brush to the floor, and the “CWS” (Central Weight System), which ensures a balanced application of weight across the pad or brush surface. These features work together to provide perfect cleaning in a single pass—a claim many scrubbers make, but few can substantiate.

Additionally, the CT105 boasts constant flow technology, giving the operator full control over water flow, a large brush head for faster and more productive cleaning, and an “oversized” output for efficient dirt removal. IPC Eagle’s commitment to innovation is evident in their equipment, addressing the unique needs of their customers. Their ECS line of scrubbers and expertise in diamond polishing are just a few examples of their innovative approach. Moreover, IPC is renowned for their exceptional customer service and genuine concern for the users of their machines, making them a favourite among our partners.

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