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Karcher BD 50/55 W Bp Classic

Name: Karcher BD 50/55 W Bp Classic
Brand: Karcher
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With two 14.5-gallon tanks and 20-inch working width, our battery-powered walk-behind scrubber BD 50/55 W Classic Bp achieves an area performance of 21,500 ft² per hour.

Our battery-powered walk-behind scrubber BD 50/55 W Classic Bp impresses with robust and long-lasting components such as the disc brush head and the squeegee (33.5-inch) made from high-quality aluminum 59 lb. brush contact pressure, 14.5-gallon tanks and 20-inch working width ensure top-class results on up to 21,500 ft² per hour maintenance cleaning, e.g., in public buildings, retail, the health sector or in industry. The very compact design, the comfortable four-wheel system, and the support from the integrated traction drive enable an excellent overview of the areas to be cleaned, very good maneuverability, and long, fatigue-free applications. This is why our building service contractors appreciate the user-friendly and versatile BD 50/55 W Classic Bp in daily cleaning applications.

Specifications

Model

BD 50/55 W Bp Classic

Category Name

Professional

Year

2025

Sale Type

New

Manufacturer

Karcher

Drive Type

Pad-assist

Part Number

1.127-056.0

Battery Type

maintenance-free

Battery (V/Ah)

24 / 100

Brush Speed (rpm)

180 - 180

Brush Working Width (in)

Vacuum Working Width (in)

Dimensions (L X W X H) (in)

52.3 x 24 x 42.2

Brush Contact Pressure (psi)

Sound Pressure Level (dB(A))

65.2

Fresh / Waste Water Tank (gal)

14.5 / 14.5

Power Supply For Battery Charger (V)

features and benefits

Traction drive with two castors

Very easy to transport. Increases the user-friendliness and reduces physical effort considerably. Ideal for long, fatigue-free applications.

Self-explanatory operation

Easy to start the machine. Reduces the training requirement and shortens familiarisation phases. Operating errors are almost ruled out thanks to the self-explanatory concept.