The Koblenz DP-1334 N is the small machine for the spaces the big ones cannot reach. A 13-inch pad and 61 pounds net let it work inside restroom stalls, behind fixtures, along equipment lines and up a flight of stairs without a second person - the places where a 17 or 20-inch machine simply parks at the doorway and the work gets done by hand.
Built for
- Restrooms, locker rooms and shower areas with fixed fixtures
- Small retail, salon, clinic and office suites
- Detail and edge work alongside a larger 17 or 20-inch machine
- Buildings with stairs or elevators where a 100-pound machine is impractical
Use cases
Restroom and locker room floors
Ceramic and quarry tile around toilets, partitions and floor drains is where hand scrubbing eats labor hours. A 13-inch head with a brush driver reaches most of it, and at 61 pounds one person can carry the machine in.
Small suites and detail work
In a suite of small rooms, a 13-inch machine finishes faster than a 17-inch because you are not fighting doorways and furniture. Many crews carry one alongside a larger machine purely for edges and tight rooms.
Stairs and upper floors
Sixty-one pounds is a weight one operator can move between floors. That is often the deciding factor in older buildings without service elevators.
Light scrubbing and polishing
At 175 RPM with the right pad, the DP-1334 N handles routine scrubbing and light polishing on VCT, sealed concrete and tile. Heavy stripping over large areas still belongs on a heavier machine.
Why crews choose it
All Koblenz floor machines include a safety switch and locking mechanism so the machine cannot start accidentally - worth having on a unit light enough that an operator may be holding it one-handed.
The aluminum shroud and chassis keep the weight down where portability is the whole point, while the double planetary all-steel transmission delivers power to the pad driver smoothly.
A 50-foot 3-wire grounded 14 gauge cord means even a small machine covers a full suite of rooms from one outlet.
Specifications
- Brush speed: 175 RPM
- Pad size: 13 inches
- Motor: 3/4 HP
- Transmission: double planetary, all steel gears
- Cord: 50 ft, 3-wire grounded, 14 gauge
- Handle: chromed 13 gauge steel, 1-1/4 inch diameter
- Wheels: 5-inch non-marking
- Shroud: aluminum; chassis: aluminum
- Net weight: 61 lb; shipping weight 84 lb
- Pad driver: sold separately - 12-inch bristled pad driver is part 45-0513-7
- Safety: safety switch and locking mechanism
Frequently asked questions
Is a pad driver included?
No. The machine ships without a driver. The matching 12-inch bristled pad driver is part 45-0513-7. Message us with the work you are doing and we will confirm whether a brush or a pad holder is the right choice.
Can the DP-1334 N strip floors?
It can strip small areas, but at 61 pounds it does not put much weight over the pad. For large-area strip-and-recoat work a 17 or 20-inch cast iron machine will finish far faster with less operator effort.
Why choose 13 inches over 17?
Access. A 13-inch head fits into restroom stalls, between fixtures and through narrow doorways where a 17-inch cannot. Crews often own both: the larger machine for open floor, the DP-1334 N for everything around the edges.
What is 175 RPM good for?
175 RPM is the standard low-speed range for scrubbing, light stripping, bonnet cleaning and light polishing. Bringing a finish to a high gloss is a separate step done by a burnisher at 1500 RPM or higher.
Is it hard to control?
A safety switch and locking mechanism prevent accidental starts, and the double planetary transmission delivers torque smoothly. As with any rotary machine, keeping the handle at the right height is what keeps it tracking straight.
Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized Koblenz dealer. Every machine ships new in the factory carton with the full manufacturer warranty, and our US-based team can match pad drivers, pads and replacement parts to the model you own so a routine wear item never turns into downtime.
