The Minuteman Mirage 2000 is the faster of the two Mirage burnishers, turning its 20" head at 2,000 rpm. The extra speed builds gloss quickly on floors that already carry a finish, from the same 1.5 HP belt-driven DC motor and 15 amp draw as its sibling.
It suits floors where shine is noticed every day: school halls, hospital corridors, stores and building lobbies. At 96 lbs, the Mirage 2000 rolls between jobs on 5" non-marking wheels and plugs in with a 75' heavy-duty cord.
Features
1.5 HP Belt-Driven Motor
A 66 frame DC rectified motor turns the pad through a drive belt, and the belt tension can be reset with four motor bolts and two frame screws.
Flexible Pad Driver
The driver's threaded centering device lets the pad conform to the floor for an even, consistent shine from edge to edge.
75' Heavy-Duty Cord
A 12-3 cord with a durable steel strain relief spring covers a wide working radius from each outlet.
Dual Levers and Safety Lockout
Metal on/off levers work from either hand, and the lockout lever under the right grip must be pressed before the motor will start.
Foot-Operated Handle Adjustment
Change the handle height with your foot, without bending down or reaching for a knob.
All-Steel Construction
Steel and stainless steel with a black powder-coated brush cover, a non-marking PVC bumper and 5" non-marking wheels.
Plug-In Motor Connection
The motor disconnects with a plug, which simplifies service.
Specifications
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Model: Mirage 2000 (MR2000-115)
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Pad Size: 20"
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Pad Speed: 2,000 rpm
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Motor: 1.5 HP, 66 frame, DC rectified, belt driven
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Power: 115 V, 60 Hz; standard 15 A, 120 V circuit
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Current Draw: 15 amps
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Power Cord: 75', 12-3, steel strain relief spring
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Wheels: 5" non-marking
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Handle: Foot-operated adjustment, anti-fatigue grips
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Construction: Steel and stainless steel; black powder-coated brush cover
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Weight: 96 lbs
What's Included
- Minuteman Mirage 2000 burnisher
- 20" pad driver
Setup & Placement
Plug the Mirage into a grounded outlet on a standard 15 A, 120 V circuit, and unwind the 75' cord fully before use. If an extension is unavoidable, use a 12-gauge, three-wire grounded cord no longer than 25'.
To fit a pad, unplug the machine and tilt it back until it rests on its handle, center the pad on the pad driver and twist the center lock clockwise until tight. Twist it counterclockwise to remove the pad.
Resources
Shipping, Returns & Warranty
Ships from the U.S.; larger machines travel by LTL freight truck.
Inspect the packaging and the product before you sign. Note any damage or shortage on the delivery receipt, then email photos to support@mycleansupplies.com within 48 hours of delivery so the freight claim can be filed. Damage reported after 48 hours can't be claimed.
Unused Minuteman equipment in its original packaging can be returned within 21 days of delivery. Ask us for a return authorization before you ship. You pay the return shipping, and a restocking fee of up to 20% may be deducted along with payment processing fees. Used or contaminated machines and special-order items can't be returned.
Covered by Minuteman's Commercial Limited Warranty; see the manufacturer warranty for the terms on this model. Wear items such as belts, cords, switches, hoses, rubber parts, brushes and electric motor components are not covered, and non-Minuteman replacement filters void the warranty. Claims go through Minuteman's factory-authorized service stations, for the original purchaser in the U.S. and Canada.
About Minuteman
Minuteman International is based in Pingree Grove, Illinois, and is a member of the Hako Group. It builds commercial floor care equipment: automatic scrubbers, sweepers, carpet extractors, floor machines and vacuums for schools, hospitals, offices, retail and warehouses.
The Mirage 1500 and Mirage 2000 are Minuteman's corded high-speed burnishers. The Mirage 1500 runs at 1,500 rpm and the Mirage 2000 at 2,000 rpm, and both use the same 20" head, 1.5 HP belt-driven motor and 75' cord. For scrubbing and stripping before you burnish, the 175 rpm Front Runner floor machines share their steel construction and foot-operated handle adjustment.
