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    Tennant T300 Walk-Behind Floor Scrubber

    Tennant T300 walk-behind floor scrubber for daily hard-floor cleaning, grout, stone floors, finished concrete, and facility maintenance. Compare battery operation, cleaning route fit, and surface conditions before choosing it for a site.

    Description

    Clean virtually any hard surface, including porous stone, grout and finished concrete with the Tennant T300 High Performance Walk-Behind Floor Scrubber. Keep every area of your facility clean and well-maintained with an affordable, battery-powered, walk-behind floor scrubber designed for versatility. And, when you add Tennant’s innovative ec-H2O NanoClean® technology, you’ll use electrically converted water to clean effectively, save money, and reduce environmental impact compared to daily floor cleaning chemicals.
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    HIGHLIGHTS

    • Save time and money while protecting the environment when you add on Tennant’s exclusive ec-H2O NanoClean® technology.
    • Program Zone Settings™, machine configurations for particular parts of a building, and choose specialized head options to meet your environment’s cleaning needs. The versatility of this walk-behind floor cleaner is unmatched in the industry.
    • Use the T300 High Performance Walk-Behind Scrubber as a concrete floor scrubber and perform daily cleaning of finished concrete.
    • Trust in the quality and durability of the orbital head with a 2,000 hour / 3-year isolator warranty.
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    KEY BENEFITS

    Reduce Cost to Clean
    Spend less on training and clean more efficiently with a multi-surface cleaning machine and concrete floor scrubber that provides optimal down pressure and RPM.
    • Simplify training, reduce costs to clean and ensure optimal results with optional T300 LCD Pro-Panel™ on-board videos.
    • Ensure quiet daytime cleaning with a vacuum motor that allows the Tennant T300 Scrubbers to clean as low as 57.9 dBA.
    • Help lower your labor costs and improve cleaning performance with optimal down pressure and high RPM.
    • Help prevent breakdowns and simplifies preventative maintenance and training requirements with yellow touch points.
    Maintain Health & Safety
    Protect the health and safety of your operators and customers with Tennant innovations on the T300 High Performance Walk-Behind Floor Scrubber.
    • Minimize the risk of slip-and-fall accidents when you choose the T300 with ec-H2O NanoClean®and the optional Severe Environment™ switch that eliminates secondary cleaning operations.
    • Ergonomically attach and remove TennantTrue®pads and brushes with the Insta-Click™ magnetic head, using the fast, low-touch installation method.
    • Reduce the risk of spills with the easy-fill port and integrated hose clip that holds the hose in place while the operator works on other tasks.
    • Safely charge batteries while keeping the lid closed thanks to battery venting with onboard charger fans and integrated venting.
    Enhance Facility Image
    Quietly and effectively clean a variety of image-enhancing floor surfaces, including stone, grout and finished concrete.
    • Quickly adjust the Tennant T300 scrubber’s cleaning power with the walk-behind scrubber’s versatile Zone Settings™, which allow supervisors to preconfigure the machine for various surface types and soil level.
    • Easily clean disruption-free during school or business hours using the Tennant T300’s Scrubbers Quiet-Mode™ sound reduction kit, which reduces sound levels to as low as 57.6 dBA.
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    Minimize Environmental Impact
    Meet your sustainability goals by using less water, floor cleaning solution and stripping chemicals.
    • Use less water and fewer detergents to strip floors with the optional Orbital scrubbing head that moves in a circular motion and leaves an even floor finish.
    • Reduce the amount of water required to clean by matching the optimal down pressure and RPM to the selected brush or pad.
    • Use less cleaning solution and water with the optional ec-H2O NanoClean® technology by Tennant, which electrically converts water into powerful, microscopic nanobubbles.
    Easy Operation & Maintenance  
    Ensure safe operation, streamline training, simplify maintenance and achieve optimal results with yellow maintenance touch points and the optional Tennant T300 scrubber’s LCD Pro-Panel™ with on-board video.
    • Install TennantTrue®brushes and pads safely, quickly and ergonomically with the patented Insta-Click™ head.
    • Reduce the chance of spills and fill the unit faster with an easy fill port. The integrated hose clip keeps the hose in place, allowing the operator to work on other tasks during the filling process.
    • Help ensure the machine is operated in a safe manner and provide simplified training with optional Tennant T300 scrubber’s LCD Pro-Panel™ on-board videos.
     

    PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

    Estimated Coverage/Productivity Up to 24000 sq ft / 2230 sq m
    Solution Tank Capacity 11 gal / 42 L
    Sound Level As low as 66.4 dBA, As low as 57.6 dBA (quiet mode)
    Main Down Pressure Up to 109 lb / 49 kg
    Charger Type On-board
    Pad RPMs Up to 230 rpm
    Cleaning Path 17 in / 430 mm, 20 in / 500 mm, 24 in / 600 mm
    Recovery Tank Capacity 14 gal / 53 L
    Squeegee Width 30 in / 772 mm
    Machine Type Walk-Behind
    Estimated Run Time Up to 3.8 hours
    Power Source Battery
    Head Type Disk, Orbital
    Application Indoor

    Tennant T300 Fit Checks for Hard-Floor Cleaning

    The Tennant T300 is best treated as a walk-behind floor scrubber for facilities that need repeat daily hard-floor cleaning without moving into a ride-on machine. It is a practical Tennant floor scrubber shortlist option when the site has stone floors, grout lines, finished concrete, corridors, service areas, and other routes where battery operation, controlled handling, and consistent facility maintenance matter.

    Buyer checkWhy it mattersWhat to confirm
    Cleaning routeA walk-behind floor scrubber works best when the operator can cover repeated routes without excessive turns, lifts, or room changes.Map corridors, door widths, storage access, refill points, and the longest daily hard-floor cleaning path.
    Battery operationBattery operation supports occupied buildings and areas where cords would slow work or create trip hazards.Confirm shift length, charging routine, spare battery policy, and whether cleaning must happen during business hours.
    Grout and stone floorsPorous stone, grout, and textured hard floors need the right brush or pad choice to avoid weak cleaning or surface wear.Match brush or pad setup to soil load, joint depth, stone sensitivity, and chemical compatibility.
    Finished concrete and facility maintenanceFinished concrete can show streaks, residue, or dulling if the cleaning process does not match the floor finish.Check the floor coating, residue risk, drying expectations, and whether a rinse pass is needed.

    Choose the Tennant T300 when the priority is dependable facility maintenance on hard floors that need regular scrubbing, not polishing. Compare it with a compact scrubber dryer for tighter rooms, a ride-on scrubber for long open routes, or a buffer when the task is gloss improvement rather than soil removal. The strongest fit is a school, hospital, office, supermarket, hotel service area, or commercial building where operators need a manageable machine for daily hard-floor cleaning.

    Related planning paths: compare broader Tennant floor scrubber options, review floor cleaning machine choices, use floor scrubber buying checks for route planning, and read floor scrubber vs buffer when the workflow question is cleaning versus polishing.

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