NILFISK SC500 REV User Manual

Increase cleaning
efficiency and
productivity.

Efficient | Low energy, water & detergent consumption

Ergonomic | Redesigned drive paddle & squeegee lift system

Easy to Use | Customizable settings simplify your operation

From hospitals and schools, to sports centers and

REV

Efficiency revitalized.

manufacturing floors, the Advance SC500™ walk-behind

scrubber ushers in a new wave of productivity in the places

where cleaning professionals need it most. With a modern

design engineered to provide better control and improved

sightlines, this compact 20 inch and 12 gallon disc or

orbital scrubber cleans both effectively and quietly.

Already one of the quietest compact scrubbers, the SC500

has a Quiet Mode for daytime cleaning environments.

With a revolutionary flow regulation system that adjusts the solution
output based on the speed of the machine, SC500 ensures consistent
cleaning results using less water and chemical while improving
productivity per tank. Combine that with the exclusive EcoFlex™
system—which allows for variable detergent (including ultra-low) or
water-only cleaning—and the SC500 is in a category of its own when
it comes to sustainability and efficient cleaning.

Ergonomically inclined.

Available with

TrackClean

Centralized Fleet Management

The extremely maneuverable SC500 features a low center of gravity
and an easily accessible variable speed, pressure sensitive control
paddle. That means virtually anyone can control the SC500’s traction
drive system, effortlessly propelling it forward at whatever speed
feels comfortable and appropriate for the cleaning application.

Ease of use maximized.

Every facet of the SC500 has been fine-tuned for an optimal user
experience. The unique multi-function display and control panel grants
managers—using the yellow Superuser key—access to adjustable
cleaning parameters. Operators—using the gray key—are able to start
cleaning at the beginning of their shift. They don’t need to take the time
to change machine settings before they start.