Tile & Grout Cleaning Equipment
Hard surface cleaning is a pressure and containment problem. The cleaning itself is straightforward — high-pressure water will lift soil out of grout lines readily enough. The difficulty is doing it without redecorating the client's walls and skirting boards.
Rotary spinner tools solve both halves. A sealed housing contains the spray while the rotating jets work the surface, and the vacuum recovers the solution before it goes anywhere. The result is a faster, cleaner job than a wand and a brush will produce.
This range covers the Hydro-Force SX-12 and SX-15 rotary cleaners, the Turbo Force Turbo Hybrid spinners in 12 inch and 15 inch, concrete adapters for both sizes, and detail tools for edges and corners.
Choosing a hard surface tool
Head size is a trade-off between speed and access. A 15 inch head covers open floor considerably faster. A 12 inch fits bathrooms, laundries and around fixtures where the larger tool simply won't reach. Operators covering both commercial and residential work generally end up owning both.
Detail tools handle what the spinner can't — edges, corners, coving, shower recesses and stair nosings. The Cobra C-150 is built for exactly this work, and a job finished with a detail tool looks materially different at the edges.
Concrete adapters convert the spinner for polished and sealed concrete, which is increasingly common in warehouses, cafes and renovated residential floors.
Machine pairing matters. These tools need both pressure and vacuum to work as intended. Check the tool's requirements against your machine before ordering — a spinner starved of vacuum will leave water on the floor.
For polished stone and sealed concrete finishing, see our stone polishing and diamond pads.
Professional tile and grout cleaning is one of the most demanding cleaning applications. High-pressure water, effective vacuum recovery and the correct cleaning tool are essential to remove embedded soil from textured tile surfaces and porous grout lines while leaving floors as dry as possible.
The equipment in this collection has been selected specifically for professional contractors. Whether you're cleaning residential bathrooms, commercial kitchens, shopping centres or large hard floor areas, choosing the right spinner, rotary extractor or detail tool will improve cleaning performance, reduce operator fatigue and increase productivity.
For best results, always pre-treat heavily soiled floors with an appropriate tile and grout cleaner, allow sufficient dwell time, then clean using the correct pressure and heat for the floor type. Delicate natural stone, polished surfaces and damaged grout may require lower pressures and specialised cleaning chemistry.
A 15 inch head on a machine that can't feed it will do a worse job than a properly matched 12 inch. Spread the same airflow across a bigger opening and the water stays on the floor. Check the tool's requirements against your machine before you buy, not after.
