Zep 113735 Floor Polish Uhs Burnishing 5 Gallon

Product Description

The ZEP 113735 is a high-solids, low-odor floor polish engineered for use with ultra-high-speed (UHS) burnishing equipment. Formulated as a finisher for hard floor surfaces, it delivers a durable, high-gloss protective coat that responds well to repeated burnishing passes. The mild scent makes it practical for occupied or semi-occupied facilities where odor control matters. Packaged in a 5-gallon pail weighing 46.25 pounds, this product is suited for building service contractors, custodial crews, and floor care professionals maintaining commercial hard floors.

This floor polish is intended for application on hard floor surfaces in commercial and institutional settings such as schools, healthcare facilities, retail spaces, and office buildings. It is applied as a finish coat and is designed to be maintained through regular UHS burnishing cycles to restore gloss between stripping and recoating events. Each pail contains 5 gallons, sized for large-area floor maintenance programs.

Key Features

• High-solids formula supports durable finish buildup and extended service intervals between recoats
• Optimized for ultra-high-speed (UHS) burnishing equipment
• Low-odor, mild-scent formulation suitable for occupied facilities
• Packaged in a 5-gallon pail for high-volume floor maintenance applications
• Functions as a finisher product type for hard floor surfaces

Compatibility

Designed as a finisher-type floor polish for use on hard floor surfaces maintained with ultra-high-speed burnishing equipment. No specific compatible floor machine models or system families were identified in the product data.

Installation Notes

Floor polish application is typically performed by trained custodial or building service personnel following standard floor care procedures. Ensure the floor surface is thoroughly cleaned and any previous finish is in sound condition before applying additional coats. Allow each coat to dry fully before burnishing or applying subsequent layers. Consult facility safety guidelines and product labeling for dilution ratios, ventilation requirements, and proper disposal of empty containers.