EPDM blades make these squeegees safe to use on light-colored floors.

Assign colors to avoid contamination in food-service and hospital environments. A one-piece design keeps food from sticking between the blade and frame. Scraper/splash guard is molded into the blade. Blade is FDA compliant for use in food environments. Fiberglass handle is hygienic.

A scraper removes tough debris. Assign frame colors to different tasks or areas to avoid cross contamination. Neoprene blades resist oil, grease, and chemicals. Blades are two ply, making them good for uneven surfaces and for moving more liquid so floors dry quickly. Fiberglass handle is hygienic.

Clear away debris and water with one tool. Broom/squeegee is made of one-piece molded rubber.

A nonsparking aluminum frame allows you to safely move volatile liquids. The blades resist oil, gasoline, and most chemicals.

These applicators have a reversible rubber blade with notches on both sides for twice the wear. Use them to spread water- and solvent-based floor coatings evenly.

Replacement Floor Finish Applicator Blades—Replacement blades all work with the same frame.

FDA compliant for direct contact with food, these squeegees are good for use in food-service and hospital environments. They have a nonmarking blade and a sanitary handle.

PVC blades resist oil, grease, and solvents. The second blade doubles the life of the squeegee and acts as a splash guard. Fiberglass handle is hygienic.

A brush on one side allows you to scrub and dislodge debris. Assign bristle colors to different tasks or areas to avoid cross contamination. Neoprene blades resist oil, grease, and chemicals. Blades are two ply, making them good for uneven surfaces and for moving more liquid so floors dry quickly. Plastic frame resists chemicals. Fiberglass handle is hygienic.

Adjust the height of the metal blade to get a consistent application thickness for water- and solvent-based floor coatings. Their metal blades can handle tough coatings, such as concrete and harsh solvents. Applicators are also known as gauge rakes. To adjust application thickness, turn the cams on either side of the blade.