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Choose a replacement brush by confirming the scrubber model and brush interface before comparing materials or cleaning tasks. Diameter alone is not enough: the deck configuration, center clutch or hub, mounting dimensions, brush quantity, approved operating limits, floor surface, soil, and cleaning chemical all affect fit.
| Check | Information needed | How it is used |
|---|---|---|
| Machine | Brand, full model, serial or variant, and a clear nameplate photo | Identifies the correct machine configuration before a brush is quoted. |
| Brush dimensions | Current brush diameter, mounting height, trim length, and number of brushes per machine | Confirms physical fit without relying on a nominal deck size. |
| Drive interface | Photos and dimensions of the center clutch, hub, lugs, or bolt pattern | Checks how the brush connects to the drive assembly. |
| Cleaning task | Floor material, coating or finish, soil type, and cleaning chemical | Supports a material and stiffness recommendation after compatibility is confirmed. |
| Operating limits | Machine manual or manufacturer requirements for the approved brush | Confirms that the proposed brush stays within the machine and brush manufacturer's limits. |
If any specification is unavailable, send photos of the machine nameplate and both sides of the current brush. KingHome can review the available information before quoting, but final compatibility must be confirmed against the machine and brush documentation.
For selection background, see the floor scrubber brush selection guide, the replacement brush buying guide, and the brush material comparison.
Include the following details with your inquiry so the quotation can be tied to a specific machine and cleaning task:
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Start with the full machine model, brush quantity, measured brush dimensions, drive interface, floor surface, soil, and cleaning chemical. Confirm the proposed brush against the machine and brush documentation before ordering.
Inspect the brush for uneven, curled, missing, or damaged bristles and for changes in floor contact, vibration, or cleaning performance. Follow the brush and machine manufacturer's inspection and replacement criteria instead of relying on a fixed service-life estimate.
An aftermarket brush may be suitable only when its diameter, quantity, drive interface, mounting dimensions, operating limits, and exact machine-model fit are confirmed. Do not assume that brushes with the same nominal size use the same connection.