| Machine Type | Battery Rider Burnisher |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Battery (electric) |
| Cleaning Path Width | 27 in (686 mm) |
| Pad Speed | 2000 RPM |
| Solution Tank Capacity | N/A - dry burnisher |
| Sound Level | 72 dB(A) |
New Tennant B10 24" Battery Rider Burnisher
Our Take (from the SES Sales Team)
“The B10 is the rider we point people to when a walk-behind burnisher just can't keep up with the square footage. Think big-box retail, grocery, school corridors and hospital main floors. This 24 in version is rated at up to 30,250 sq ft per hour, and the operator sits the whole time. The pad motor is a 4 hp direct drive, which Tennant says is more than 20 percent more horsepower than the leading competitor. Dust control is the other big deal: active 4-stage HEPA filtration comes standard, so burnishing dust is captured instead of settling back on shelves and fixtures. At 69 dBA, it can work while people are around. Supervisors like the Quality Assurance Controls, which lock in speed and pressure so every operator burnishes the same way. Pad changes are easier too, because the head lifts automatically and tilts 18 degrees. If you have narrow doorways or elevators, the 24 in head keeps the machine at 30 in wide.”
A 24 in battery rider burnisher with active HEPA dust control and automated head lift
The Tennant B10 is a ride-on battery burnisher for large retail floors, schools, hospitals and other big open areas. A 24 in free-floating head driven by a 4 hp direct-drive pad motor brings finished floors to a high gloss, and Tennant's active 4-stage HEPA dust control is standard. The 24 in head keeps the machine 30 in wide for doorways and elevators.
This is Tennant's B10 24 in base build: six 6 V, 435 Ah wet batteries (36 V), a 25 A on-board charger, automated head lift, Quality Assurance Controls with supervisor lock-out, a back-up alarm, an adjustable seat, an hour meter and the operator manual.
Condition: New.
What you get
Ready to burnish
Why a rider instead of a walk-behind?
Features
Built for big floors
- ✓Three forward speeds and three down-pressure settings for different floors and finishes
- ✓Truly free-floating head for uniform burnishing across the path
- ✓Integrated step and adjustable seat for operator comfort
- ✓Easy battery access, with an optional manual battery watering system
- ✓Yellow maintenance touch points simplify daily checks and training
Choosing a head size
B10 24 in or 27 in?
| 24 in (this unit) | 27 in | |
|---|---|---|
| Burnishing path | 24 in (610 mm) | 27 in (690 mm) |
| Productivity (max) | 30,250 sq ft/hr (2,813 m²) | 34,375 sq ft/hr (3,197 m²) |
| Width | 30 in (762 mm) | 31.5 in (800 mm) |
| Weight with batteries | 1,346 lb (611 kg) | 1,350 lb (612 kg) |
Both sizes share the 4 hp pad motor, 435 Ah battery pack, active HEPA dust control and 58.5 in length.
Specifications
Tennant B10 24 in at a glance
| Models | B10 24 in Battery Rider |
|---|---|
| Burnishing path | 24 in (610 mm) |
| Productivity | 30,250 sq ft/hr max (2,813 m²) |
| Pad motor | 4 hp direct drive |
| Pad speed | 1,500 to 1,600 rpm |
| Burnishing speed (as shipped) | Low 150, medium 175, high 200 ft/min (45.7, 53.3, 61.0 m/min) |
| Transport speed (max) | 435 ft/min (8 km/h) |
| Voltage | 36 VDC |
| Batteries | 6 x 6 V, 435 Ah wet |
| Charger | On-board, 25 A, 120 V |
| Run time | Up to 3.5 hours |
| Dust control | Active 4-stage, HEPA 99.97% @ 0.3 micron |
| Sound level | 69 dBA |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 58.5 x 30 x 55 in (1,486 x 762 x 1,397 mm) |
| Weight with batteries | 1,346 lb (611 kg) |
| Model Numbers | B10-610-2000057 (Tennant B10 24 in base configuration) |
Technical specs may include optional equipment that is not included with all units.
Questions
Tennant B10: common questions
How long does the B10 run on a charge?
Tennant lists up to 3.5 hours. Runtime varies with speed, down pressure and the pad used.
Is it quiet enough for occupied buildings?
Tennant rates the B10 at 69 dBA, and as a battery machine it has no propane fumes or tanks to store.
How are pads changed?
The head lifts automatically and tilts 18 degrees to the side, so the operator can reach the pad without lifting the head by hand.
Can supervisors lock the settings?
Yes. Quality Assurance Controls lock in preferred settings and can turn off operator adjustments, so results stay consistent from shift to shift.
Should I pick the 24 in or the 27 in?
The 27 in head is the other option. The 27 in covers more floor per hour; the 24 in is 1.5 in narrower for tighter doorways and elevators. Measure your tightest openings first.
Not sure the B10 fits your floors?
Tell our team about the floor, the building and the shift, and we will help you decide if this is the right machine.
