order Aokelang floor cleaning equipment from minimum order quantities and production lead times through to shipping Incoterms, export documentation, and private label arrangements.
This page answers the most common sustainability questions facility managers and procurement teams ask when evaluating floor scrubbers against environmental or green building goals.
This page breaks down what each specification actually means and how to use it when comparing machines.
If you’re evaluating Aokelang as a supplier, this guide answers the questions that matter most before placing an order.
This guide Single-Disc vs Cylindrical vs Orbital Scrubbers explains how each mechanism actually works, what it does differently to your floor, and which one fits which cleaning situation.
This guide breaks down the formula itself, walks through a full worked example, and gives you a reference table showing how it plays out across real machine specs.
This guide shows you how to calculate your own crossover point, when floor area alone can mislead you, and which machine fits at each size tier.
This guide of Should You Lease or Purchase a Commercial Floor Scrubber compares the financial mechanics of leasing versus buying, walks through 2026 tax considerations, and gives you a framework for deciding which fits your facility.
This guide (Floor Scrubber Brush vs Pad)breaks down what pads and brushes are each built for, what the color and grit systems mean
This guide explains why rated productivity numbers overstate real-world output, how to calculate the cleaning width and tank size your facility actually needs, and how the two specs need to scale together.
This guide explains the difference between OEM and ODM, what customization levels typically cost and take, and what to look for in a manufacturing partner and agreement.
This guide organizes the questions into five categories manufacturer background, product fit, cost and warranty, safety, and after-sales support with what to listen for in each answer.
This guide shows you how to calculate your own cost per square foot, walks through a worked ROI example, and gives you industry benchmarks to compare against.
This guide walks through each step, the licensing requirements involved, how to evaluate a manufacturer partner, and typical margins and startup costs in this niche.
In 2026, a new commercial floor scrubber costs anywhere from $1,399 for a compact corded unit to over $60,000 for a heavy-duty autonomous robotic machine.
