Question 1

Should I choose a walk-behind or a ride-on floor scrubber?

Accepted Answer

Walk-behind (hand push) scrubbers suit congested areas such as shops, offices, clinics and narrow aisles. Ride-on scrubber dryers suit large open floors such as warehouses, factories, parking garages and malls, where operator comfort and higher coverage per shift reduce labour cost.

Question 2

When does a fully automatic (driverless) floor scrubber make sense?

Accepted Answer

Autonomous scrubbers pay off on repetitive, predictable routes that are cleaned every day, such as airports, malls and logistics centres. They free staff for detail work, while ride-on machines remain more flexible for changing layouts and heavy soil.

Question 3

What is the difference between single-phase and three-phase industrial vacuum cleaners?

Accepted Answer

Single-phase vacuums run on standard power outlets and are ideal for workshops, light industry and commercial cleaning. Three-phase vacuums are designed for continuous duty and heavy debris such as metal chips, fine dust and bulk material in factories with industrial power supply.

Question 4

What information should I send DIKE to get the right machine recommendation?

Accepted Answer

Share your floor type, total area to clean per shift, aisle widths, type of soil, local voltage and plug standard, and expected annual volume. Our engineers will match the machine configuration and send the catalog with full specifications.

Question 5

Does DIKE export cleaning equipment overseas?

Accepted Answer

Yes. DIKE products sell throughout China and are exported to many countries and regions, with dedicated contacts for international buyers and a regional representative for the Indian market.

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