Warehouse Cleaning Equipment
Dust, pallet debris, tire marks and spills slow down operations and create safety hazards. Keep aisles, docks and open floors clean with battery sweepers, ride-on scrubbers and industrial wet/dry vacuums built for big spaces.

Equipment for every area of your warehouse
Match the machine to the floor, the soil and the space you have to work in.
Aisles & racking
Narrow aisles between pallet racks. Walk-behind sweepers and stand-on scrubbers turn tight and fit between rows.
Walk-behind sweepers →Open floors & staging
Large open areas, staging lanes and shipping zones. Ride-on sweepers clear dust and debris across tens of thousands of square feet per hour.
Ride-on sweepers →Sealed concrete floors
Tire marks, oil film and ground-in soil. Ride-on auto scrubbers scrub and dry the floor in one pass.
Ride-on scrubbers →Loading docks & ramps
Grit, pallet debris and leaves tracked in from trucks. Battery sweepers with climbing ability handle ramps and dock plates.
Dock sweepers →Spills & wet pickup
Leaks, slurry and standing water. Industrial wet/dry vacuums and pump-out units recover liquid fast.
Wet/dry vacuums →Break rooms & restrooms
Employee areas that need daily cleaning. Compact scrubbers and touch-free restroom machines keep them sanitary.
Restroom machines →Cleaner floors, safer operations
Fewer slips and trips
Removing dust, shrink wrap, strapping and liquid from traffic lanes reduces slip, trip and forklift hazards.
Less wear on equipment
Clean floors mean less grit in forklift wheels, bearings and product, and less dust settling on inventory.
Clean more in less time
Wide cleaning paths and long battery run times let one operator cover the whole building in a shift.
Warehouse workhorses
Sweep loose debris first, then scrub to remove soil and film.

IPC Eagle Smartvac 664 Walk Behind Sweeper
Aisles, docks, sidewalks and parking lots. Sweeps and vacuums in one pass.
- 32-inch cleaning width
- Up to 51,000 sq ft per hour
- 13-gallon capacity
- Up to 2.5-hour battery run time
- Self-cleaning filter

IPC Eagle 1280 Ride On Sweeper
Large open warehouse floors, staging lanes and shipping areas.
- 48-inch cleaning path
- 28-gallon debris hopper
- Up to 68,000 sq ft per hour
- Up to 5-hour battery run time
- 16% climbing ability

IPC Eagle CT110 Ride on Floor Scrubber
Sealed concrete floors with tire marks, oil film and ground-in soil.
- 28-inch cleaning path
- Up to 45,000 sq ft per hour
- Up to 3-hour run time
- 75-inch turning radius
- Low-maintenance design
| Floor area per shift | Sweeping | Scrubbing |
|---|---|---|
| Under 20,000 sq ft | Walk-behind sweeper | Walk-behind auto scrubber (20–28 in) |
| 20,000–60,000 sq ft | Compact ride-on sweeper | Stand-on or compact ride-on scrubber |
| 60,000+ sq ft | Ride-on sweeper (48 in+) | Ride-on scrubber (28 in+) |
Sweep first, then scrub
Picking up loose debris before scrubbing protects brushes, pads and squeegee blades and keeps recovery tanks from clogging.
Match run time to your shift
Check battery run time against how long you need to clean. Larger battery packs or a second machine keep large buildings on schedule.
Warehouse cleaning equipment
Ride-on and walk-behind sweepers and scrubbers, industrial wet/dry vacuums and dehumidifiers.
Warehouse cleaning questions
What's the difference between a floor sweeper and a floor scrubber?
A sweeper picks up loose, dry debris like dust, gravel, shrink wrap and pallet splinters. A scrubber puts down cleaning solution, scrubs the floor and vacuums the dirty water back up to remove soil, tire marks and film. Most warehouses use both: sweep first, then scrub.
Should I get a ride-on or walk-behind machine?
It mostly depends on square footage and aisle width. Walk-behinds suit smaller buildings and tight racking. Ride-ons clean large open floors much faster and reduce operator fatigue. See the sizing table above for a starting point.
Can these sweepers be used outdoors?
Many can. The IPC Eagle Smartvac 664 is built for sidewalks and parking lots as well as indoor floors, and the ride-on sweepers handle loading docks and ramps within their rated climbing ability.
Why battery instead of propane?
Battery machines produce no exhaust and run quietly, so they can clean during working hours in enclosed buildings. Check each listing for its power type and battery options.
What do I use for spills and standing water?
An industrial wet/dry vacuum recovers liquids quickly. For larger volumes, a pump-out vacuum empties continuously into a drain so you don't have to stop and dump the tank.
Need help equipping your warehouse?
Tell us your square footage, floor type and aisle widths, and we'll recommend the right sweeper and scrubber package.
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