Pro-source TP1500 Floor Burnisher 1.5 Hp 1500 Rpm 20 Inch

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE TP1500 is an electric floor burnisher built for commercial and industrial floor maintenance. Powered by a 1.5 horsepower motor, it spins a 20-inch pad at 1,500 RPM to restore gloss and surface clarity on hard floors. The aluminum housing keeps the machine rigid without adding unnecessary weight. A deadman switch cuts pad rotation the moment the operator releases the handle, a standard safety requirement on any burnisher used in occupied facilities. Typical operators are janitorial contractors, facility maintenance techs, and floor care specialists working in commercial buildings, schools, and institutional settings.

The TP1500 is designed for buffing applications on hard-surface floors including vinyl composite tile, terrazzo, and sealed concrete. The self-propelled drive reduces operator fatigue during long runs across large floor areas. The 50-foot cord length covers a practical service radius without frequent outlet changes, making it well suited to wide-open corridors, gymnasiums, and retail floor spaces where frequent repositioning slows production.

Key Features

• 1.5 hp electric motor drives a 20-inch pad at 1,500 RPM for consistent burnishing performance
• Self-propelled drive reduces operator effort on large floor areas
• Deadman switch automatically stops pad rotation when the handle is released
• Aluminum housing provides structural rigidity at reduced overall weight
• 50-foot cord length extends working radius from a single outlet

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 20-inch floor burnisher accepting industry-common round buffing and burnishing pads sized for 20-inch single-disc machines.

Installation Notes

Floor burnishers are operated by trained floor care or facilities maintenance personnel. Before servicing or changing pads, disconnect the machine from its power source and confirm the pad driver has come to a complete stop. Inspect the power cord for damage before each use and avoid running the cord under the machine or over sharp edges. Follow facility safety protocols and applicable OSHA guidelines for powered floor equipment in occupied spaces.