Cleaning Equipment

Wheels and casters designed for scrubbers, sweepers, and cleaning machines that work in wet, chemical, and abrasive environments every day.

Industry Challenges

Constant exposure to water, cleaning chemicals, and detergents degrades standard wheels.
Scrubber brushes create high lateral forces that stress wheel bearings and tread.
Floor types vary from polished tile to rough concrete — wheels must handle both.
Non-marking operation is essential for finished floors in hospitals, malls, and offices.
Equipment must operate quietly in noise-sensitive environments.

Recommended Product Lines

single wheels→industrial casters→heavy duty solutions→

Built for Wet, Chemical, and Abrasive Environments

Floor cleaning machines operate in some of the harshest environments for wheels. Constant water exposure, aggressive cleaning chemicals, and abrasive debris combine to rapidly degrade standard wheel materials. HERDAR cleaning equipment wheels are specifically formulated to thrive in these conditions.

Chemical Resistance as Standard

Our cleaning equipment wheel line uses specialized polyurethane formulations that resist degradation from pH 2 to pH 12 — covering the full range of commercial and industrial cleaning chemicals. Bearings are sealed with stainless steel shields and filled with water-resistant lubricants.

Non-Marking, Floor-Safe Operation

Whether your equipment cleans hospital corridors, shopping malls, or luxury hotel lobbies, wheel marks are unacceptable. Our non-marking tread compounds are verified against all common floor types including vinyl, marble, epoxy, and sealed concrete.

Key Equipment Types

Walk-Behind Scrubbers — Compact casters with excellent maneuverability
Ride-On Sweepers — Heavy-duty drive wheels with traction patterns
Industrial Vacuum Cleaners — Silent-running casters for indoor use
Pressure Washers & Steam Cleaners — High-temperature resistant wheels

Quiet Operation

Hospital night shifts, hotel early morning cleaning, and office after-hours operations all demand quiet equipment. Our soft-tread formulations and precision bearings keep noise levels below 55 dB — quieter than normal conversation.