Clarion builds commercial floor care equipment: scrubber dryers, sweepers, industrial vacuums, pressure washers, extractors and burnishers. Our customers are contract cleaners, facilities teams and the in-house crews who have to get a building ready again before it opens.
What we make
Six machine families sharing one specification process, one wear-part catalogue and, wherever the engineering allows, one battery pack. A site running a walk-behind scrubber and a burnisher should not have to stock two different chargers.
How we specify
Before a model is proposed we ask for five things: floor area, surface type, obstacle density, soil load and the window you are allowed to work in. Those decide deck width, tank size, battery capacity and whether a ride-on can be used at all. It is a slower conversation than sending a brochure, and it is the reason our customers rarely buy the wrong machine twice.
Productivity figures
Every machine is quoted with a theoretical productivity and a practical one. The theoretical figure is deck width multiplied by travel speed and nothing else. The practical figure allows for turns, overlap, obstacles and refilling, and it is the only one worth putting in a cleaning plan. We would rather lose a comparison on paper than have a customer plan a shift against a number that cannot be reached.
After delivery
Brushes, pads, squeegee blades, filters and seals stay available for as long as the model is in service. A machine that cannot get a blade is a machine out of service, and that is a support commitment rather than a marketing one.
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