• Tornado 17 in. Standard Scrub Brush, 0.6 mm Bristle, BD 17 / BD 33
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Tornado 17 in. Standard Scrub Brush, 0.6 mm Bristle, BD 17 / BD 33

Tornado 17 in. Standard Scrub Brush, 0.6 mm Bristle, BD 17 / BD 33

$146.99 USD
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Tornado 17 in. Standard Scr...

$146.99

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The standard 17 in. brush for Tornado BD 17 and BD 33 automatic scrubbers, running 0.6 mm bristle. Stock it under part 48903120.

This is the brush most operators run day in and day out. The 0.6 mm filament is a general-duty gauge: flexible enough that it will not mar smooth commercial flooring, stiff enough to agitate everyday traffic soil once the machine puts its weight behind it.

  • Size: 17 inches
  • Bristle diameter: 0.6 mm
  • Machines: Tornado BD 17, Tornado BD 33
  • Application: routine maintenance scrubbing

Move up to 0.9 mm poly when the floor is textured or the soil is bonded, and switch to a pad holder when you want pad chemistry on a smooth finished surface. Worn bristles are the quiet reason a scrubber stops cleaning well, so check filament height against a new brush before blaming the chemistry.