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Minuteman E3330 33" Disc Walk-Behind Floor Scrubber

Original price $16,502.81 - Original price $17,253.68
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Specifications

ModelE33 disc traction drive (E3330QP, E3330QPG)
Size and weight
Squeegee Width44"
Performance
Solution Tank30 gal
Recovery Tank30 gal
Working Speed3.1 mph
Vacuum0.86 HP (640 W), 65 CFM, 65" water lift
Power
Drive Motor0.70 HP
Voltage24 V
Details
Cleaning Path33"
Edge Scrub4"
BrushesTwo discs, 180 rpm, 0.75 HP brush motors
Theoretical Productivity45,208ft²/hr
Aqua-StopYes
BatteriesWet lead-acid or gel, per the option chosen
ChargerOn-board
Sound Level70 dB or less
A 33" path with edge reach

A 33" path with edge reach

The E33 runs two discs at 180 rpm across a 33" path, with a 4" edge scrub reach and a 44" squeegee drying behind them. Minuteman rates it at 45,208ft² per hour at 3.1 mph, carried by 30 gal solution and recovery tanks.

The wide path means fewer passes per aisle in big warehouses and plants, while the operator keeps the close control of a walk-behind in tight or busy spaces.

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How much floor can the E33 cover?

Minuteman rates it at 45,208ft² per hour at 3.1 mph. Allow for refills, dumping and turns when you plan a route.

How big are the tanks?

Both the solution tank and the recovery tank hold 30 gal.

How wide an aisle does it need?

The squeegee is 44" wide, the widest point in use, so allow for that plus turning room at the aisle ends.

Should I choose wet or gel batteries?

Both give 24 V and charge on the on-board charger. Wet lead-acid batteries need regular watering with distilled water; gel batteries are sealed and maintenance free, and Minuteman notes they add about 16 lbs.

How loud is it?

Minuteman lists a sound level of 70 dB or less.

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