BlackHawk 1250 High Speed Burnisher

The High-Speed BlackHawk 1250 Floor Burnisher is a top - notch solution for burnishing and refinishing all hard floor finishes. It's powered by a 1.5 HP AC enclosed motor that drives a 20 - inch pad at 1250 RPM, ensuring efficient and effective polishing. With its welded steel frame, chromed handle, and durable build, it's reliable and easy to operate on all hard floors. Key features include a powerful 1.5 HP, 56C frame, TEFC dual capacitor AC motor, 115V, 50/60 Hz power with a 50 - foot, 14 - 3 STO power cord, and a V - Belt drive system for smooth operation. The heavy - gauge welded steel frame guarantees long - lasting durability, while the one - piece chromed heavy - duty steel handle offers reliability. A molded plastic brush cover provides protection, and the thumb - operated safety switch and comfortable vinyl grips ensure user safety and comfort. It also has a negative pressure on/off switch, dual steel operating triggers, multiple - position handle adjustment, and non - marking 1 - inch x 5 - inch ball bearing wheels for smooth movement. It comes with a flexible pad driver and spring - style pad centering clamp (KIT2014). Operating quietly at 58 dB and meeting GS42 standards, it's built with UL - listed components for safety.

Using the High - Speed BlackHawk 1250 Floor Burnisher is easy. First, make sure it's connected to a 115V, 50/60 Hz power source using the 50 - foot power cord. Turn on the machine using the thumb - operated safety switch. Adjust the handle to a comfortable position for you. Then, start moving the burnisher across the hard floor. The 20 - inch pad will do the polishing job at 1250 RPM. When you're done, turn off the machine using the negative pressure on/off switch. For maintenance, regularly check the V - Belt drive system for any signs of wear. Clean the molded plastic brush cover and the pad regularly. Keep the machine in a dry place. Make sure to check the UL - listed components periodically for safety. And remember, the non - marking wheels are there to protect your floors, so avoid rough handling.