Bsc Preferred SWEEP1100 Floor Sweeping Compound

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SWEEP1100 is an oil-based floor sweeping compound formulated for use on finished floor surfaces. The sand-free formula picks up dust, dirt, and debris without scratching or abrading coated or sealed floor finishes. The oil-based carrier does not contain wax or sand, making it suitable for routine maintenance sweeping in facilities where floor finish preservation is a priority. Facilities maintenance technicians and janitorial professionals apply this compound as part of standard floor-care programs in commercial and industrial settings.

The SWEEP1100 is intended for use on finished hard floors in commercial, industrial, and institutional environments such as warehouses, schools, retail spaces, and manufacturing facilities. It is applied ahead of a broom or push sweeper to capture fine particulate and keep dust from becoming airborne during sweeping operations. Note: this product is not available for sale in Minnesota. This product is equivalent to part number S-6862.

Key Features

• Sand-free formula will not scratch or abrade finished floor surfaces
• Oil-based compound captures dust and fine debris effectively
• Contains no wax, leaving no residue buildup on floor finish
• Suitable for routine sweeping maintenance in high-traffic commercial and industrial spaces
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-6862

Compatibility

Designed for use on finished hard floor surfaces including sealed concrete, hardwood, vinyl composition tile, and similar coated floors in commercial and industrial facilities. Equivalent to part number S-6862.

Installation Notes

Apply a light, even layer of sweeping compound to the floor surface ahead of sweeping using a broom or mechanical push sweeper. Follow facility safety data sheet guidelines for handling and storage of oil-based compounds. Dispose of collected sweeping compound and debris in accordance with local regulations. Keep out of reach of unauthorized personnel and store in a cool, dry area away from ignition sources.