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  • Machines with a horizontal rotating head to which a round pad or brush attaches that dislodges dirt, strips floor finishes, and/or polishes the floor surface. Floor buffer heads can rotate at speeds of 175 revolutions per minute (RPM) up to 3,000 RPM, and units can have an adjustable speed. These machines can be walk behind, ride on, or robotic. Floor buffers are usually powered by electricity or propane. Some floor buffers have the ability to collect dust created by polishing. Most floor buffers can be equipped with different pads and brushes for scrubbing, polishing, and removing floor finishes. Floor buffers may be used to apply protective coating to floors.
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