
Choosing parts and consumables
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Parts and consumables catalogue
13 models found



Brush motor
Brush motor
Scrubber brush-drive diagnosis point;Scrubber brush-assembly maintenance point;Scrubber service-spares point

JT-CJ
Squeegee blades
Workshop scrubber squeegees; wastewater recovery maintenance; frequent-use scrubber spares

JT-GC
Squeegee blades
Factory workshops; garages and property cleaning sites; contracted cleaning projects

Recovery motor
Recovery motor
Scrubber wastewater-recovery diagnosis point;Scrubber recovery-system maintenance point;Scrubber repair-service point

PJ-CK
Maintenance spares
Garage equipment maintenance; property project spares; between-shift equipment care


Battery chargers
Battery chargers
Scrubber battery charging point;Scrubber charging-fault maintenance point;Cleaning-project equipment charging area

DP-WSL
Battery
Scrubber battery replacement; charging maintenance areas; cleaning-project battery spares

Recovery hoses
Recovery hoses
Scrubber wastewater-recovery piping;Scrubber recovery-path maintenance point;Scrubber recovery-connection maintenance point

Wheels
Wheels
Scrubber travel-wheel maintenance point;Scrubber caster maintenance point;Scrubber squeegee support-wheel position

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Selected-model comparison
Select up to three models to compare tasks and configurations.
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Parts vary by model, dimensions, interface and mounting. Confirm model or original specifications rather than appearance alone.
Identify equipment and part type, or ask us to help.
Identify the equipment category, then model and mounting structure.
Confirm model, brush dimensions, squeegee structure, battery and charging interface first.
Check sweep width, mounting and original dimensions for brushes and filters.
Verify working pressure, connection, length, diameter and pump output.
Match nozzles to diameter, jet directions, interfaces, pressure/flow and blockage.
Match filters, hoses and pickup tools to diameter, dust type, wet/dry conditions and original connections.
For hotels, shopping centres and offices, assess noise, surface materials and routine-maintenance convenience.
Municipal structures vary; confirm brushes, water systems, electrical and vehicle parts individually.
Parts in the same category still differ by dimensions, interface and position.
| Part type | Key checks |
|---|---|
| Brushes / Floor brushes | Confirm diameter, hardness, mounting and flooring. |
| Squeegee blades | Verify length, holes, thickness, mounting direction and squeegee structure. |
| Floor pad | Select by dimensions, colour/hardness, flooring and care task. |
| Battery chargers | Confirm voltage, current, battery type, connector and equipment compatibility. |
| Electrical components | Confirm voltage, power, connectors, mounting and original configuration. |
| High-pressure hose | Confirm working pressure, connection, length, diameter and equipment model. |
| Guns / Nozzles | Match pressure, flow, connections and the cleaning object. |
| Jetting nozzle | Confirm diameter, blockage, jet directions, pressure/flow and interfaces. |
| Vacuum attachments | Confirm hose diameter, tool design, dust and wet/dry capability. |
| Cleaning chemicals | Select by material, purpose and low-foam requirements. |
| Tissues / waste bags / tools | Configure by site, dimensions and stocking requirements. |
Prioritize documented items with frequent replacement and maintenance needs.
Parts cards show use, compatibility and specifications. Similar appearance does not establish compatibility with all models.
Parts and consumables catalogue
Lists show images, names, uses, compatibility direction and confirmed specifications; confirm exact fit before ordering.
How can I check whether a part fits my machine?
| Compatibility wording | Description |
|---|---|
| Compatibility established | For example, a specific Jinjie model, provided compatibility has been established. |
| Match by specification | Suitable for specified dimensions or connections; verify mounting dimensions and the original part before purchase. |
| To be confirmed | Interfaces differ. Provide the model, nameplate or original-part photo to confirm compatibility. |
Which parts are routine maintenance and repeat-purchase items?
No fixed replacement interval is promised; frequency, flooring and wear determine replacement.
Scrubber-Dryer
Blades / Brushes / Pads / Recovery hoses / Chargers / Recovery motors
Road sweepers
Main brushes / Side brushes / Filters / Wear parts
High-Pressure Washer
Pressure hoses / nozzles / lances / seals / filters
Drain jetter
Drain nozzles / high-pressure hoses / quick couplings / reel accessories
Industrial vacuum cleaner
Filters / hoses / squeegees / pickup tools / connectors
Check model, dimensions, interfaces and location to reduce mismatches.
Equipment brand and model
Confirm brand, model and nameplate to avoid similar-name or appearance mismatches.
Original-part photographs
Photograph connectors, mounting holes, wear surfaces and the overall structure to identify replacement options.
Dimensions and interfaces
Record length, diameter, hole spacing, thickness, connector type and mounting method.
Installation / Use location
Identify whether the part belongs to the scrubbing, water recovery, drive, water, electrical or vacuum system.
Voltage and current
Confirm voltage, current, battery type and connectors for electrical components and chargers.
Application
Flooring, pollutants, chemicals and frequency affect consumable selection.
Chemicals, chargers, pressure hoses and nozzles cannot be selected by appearance alone.
Chemical-use boundaries
Check surfaces, purpose, dilution and foam requirements. Confirm undocumented chemistry, safety ratings or specialist uses before selection.
Charger compatibility boundaries
Check current, battery chemistry, connector and equipment as well as voltage. A 24 V charger does not automatically fit every 24 V machine.
Pressure-hose and lance limitations
For pressure accessories, confirm working pressure, connection, length, diameter, equipment model and pump output, not just thread appearance.
Drain-nozzle limitations
Match pipe diameter, jet direction, connection, pressure, flow and blockage type. One nozzle does not suit every pipe.
Explore accessory specifications, maintenance and consumable selection
Planning spares and consumables: brushes, squeegees, motors, chargers and chemicalsProperties and cleaning companies should plan commonly used parts by project to support maintenance continuity.
Scrubber-dryer parts and consumables on a workbench; selection illustrationPlan project-specific consumable kits for frequently used scrubber-dryers to limit downtime from blades, motors, recovery hoses and batteries.
Selecting a drain jetter: pressure, flow, hose length, nozzles and pipe diameterDrain jetting should not be selected by maximum pressure alone. Flow, hose length, nozzle angle and blockage material also affect suitability.
Choosing a jetter for 50mm and 75mm pipes: property applications for J-1020DThe current source lists J-1020D at100bar(10MPa),20L/min with a30m hose for property drainage, restaurant kitchens, building drains and small-pipe blockages. Confirm pipe, nozzle and site compatibility before selection.
Selecting a scrubber-dryer: area, floor and frequency firstCheck cleaning area, aisle width, floor material and staffing before comparing price alone.
Checking brushes, squeegees and batteries at handoverAt handover the team should be able to identify the supplied configuration, perform daily checks and order the right consumables.Questions before purchasing parts and consumables
How can I confirm a part fits my equipment?
Provide model, nameplate, original-part photos and dimensions. Electrical parts, pressure hoses and nozzles also require voltage, current, interfaces, pressure or flow checks.
Can a machine photograph alone identify a compatible part?
Photos support initial identification; also provide nameplate, dimensions and interfaces because similar appearances can hide different mountings.
Are parts interchangeable across brands?
Appearance is insufficient. Confirm dimensions, interfaces, mounting and operating conditions before accepting compatibility.
Which squeegee-blade dimensions are required?
Check length, width, thickness, holes, installation direction and squeegee structure. Photos of the original blade and squeegee are recommended.
Why must charger current and connectors also be confirmed?
Battery type, voltage, current and connector all affect charging safety and compatibility; matching voltage alone is insufficient.
Why must hose working pressure be confirmed?
Pressure rating, connection, length and diameter affect hose safety and cleaning. Match them to machine pressure and pump output.
How should a drain nozzle be selected?
Select by pipe diameter, blockage, pressure, flow, jet direction and connection. Grease, sediment and long lines require different nozzle arrangements.
What if I cannot identify the model?
Send machine, nameplate and original-part photos with dimensions so sales can narrow compatibility.
Unsure whether a part fits? Provide the model or original-part details.
Provide nameplate, original-part photos, dimensions, connectors and location to identify parts or consumables.
Parts and consumables selection, maintenance and purchasing resources
Suitable consumables support consistent equipment performance and floor results
Consumables directly influence cleaning, surface protection, downtime and ongoing costs; they are part of the configuration.
Confirm specifications by model
Brushes, blades, motors, batteries and chargers must fit the model. Check interfaces and dimensions to reduce rework.
Match consumables to the flooring
Epoxy, terrazzo, tile, stone and coatings need appropriate hardness, abrasives and chemicals; mismatches can damage cleaning quality or surfaces.
Plan replenishment by shifts
Plan stocks for property, hotels, retail and contractors by equipment count, frequency and supply timing.
