Floor Care & Floor Powders for Engineering & Workshops in Namibia

Traffic lanes and machine surrounds weekly with Magnus 92 powder — scatter, wet-scrub, rinse, squeegee — and the full floor monthly. The powder’s abrasive action cuts the oil-coolant film that mops merely tour. Between scrubs, Peat D handles every spill the moment it lands. Works running double shifts should split the weekly scrub across sections so production never stops for the floor; the routine matters more than the calendar.

A restoration pass, then maintenance: hot Magnus 215 solution worked into the black zones (keep it off aluminium machine bases), dwell time, stiff-brush scrub, rinse — repeated until the rinse water runs grey rather than black — then the weekly Magnus 92 regime keeps it recovered. Decades-deep contamination may need two or three passes. The transformation is dramatic enough that works usually do the client-visible bays first and get asked when the rest is happening.

Biopine for stores, corridors and crew areas — same powder economy as Magnus 92 but with the pine-fresh finish that non-industrial spaces want — and Florshine dressing on the office and reception floors that deserve a maintained shine. The split matters: Magnus 92 in the front office is over-chemistry, and dressing the workshop floor is money thrown under forklift tyres. One order, three products, each where it belongs.

Scrubbing removes the settled dust that boots and forklifts re-launch, which noticeably cuts the haze on horizontal surfaces — but the source fix is extraction and screening at the grinding bays, which chemistry cannot replace. What the floor programme does own: the dust-oil paste that forms around machines and becomes both a slip hazard and a housekeeping finding. Powder-scrub that weekly and the works reads as controlled the moment an auditor walks in.