The Sandia 80-0112-M is the genuine OEM 1,200 PSI replacement pump motor for the Sandia 80-0112 hard-surface and tile extractor. Restoration, janitorial, and commercial floor-care contractors keep this part on the shelf so a worn pump never takes a tile job offline. Direct fit, OEM brushes and bearings, and the same pump-head pairing as the factory unit.
Use cases
Tile and grout restoration
Restoration crews running the Sandia 80-0112 on tile, grout, stone, and hard-surface jobs treat the pump motor as a wear part on a multi-year cycle. Stocking a spare 80-0112-M means a failed pump is a 30-minute swap, not a multi-day downtime.
Janitorial and BSC fleets
Building service contractors with two or more 80-0112 machines in service typically keep one spare pump in the shop. The 80-0112-M is the right SKU to pre-position for that role.
Rental and fleet maintenance
Equipment-rental yards and floor-care fleets specify the OEM 80-0112-M when they want the rebuilt machine to behave exactly the same on the next dispatch.
Specifications
- Part: Sandia 80-0112-M pump motor
- Pressure: 1,200 PSI
- Fits: Sandia 80-0112 hard-surface / tile extractor and compatible Sandia configurations
- Type: OEM replacement pump-motor assembly
- Warranty: Sandia manufacturer warranty, registered through authorized dealer
Frequently asked questions
Which Sandia machine is the 80-0112-M built for?
The 80-0112-M is the OEM replacement pump motor for the Sandia 80-0112 1,200 PSI hard-surface and tile extractor. Sandia uses the same pump-motor pairing on a couple of related portable extractor configurations, so confirm the serial number on the data plate of your machine before ordering.
Does this part include the pump head as well as the motor?
Sandia ships the 80-0112-M as the pump-motor assembly that replaces the corresponding factory unit on the 80-0112 platform. Pumps that need a head only or a brush kit only are sold under separate part numbers; if you are unsure which sub-assembly failed, the Sandia tech line can walk you through a 60-second diagnostic.
How long does the typical 1,200 PSI extractor pump run before it needs replacement?
Owners report 600 to 1,200 hours of run time on the original pump when the machine is fed clean filtered water and flushed at the end of every shift. Skipping the post-job flush, running the pump dry, or pulling chemistry through a damaged seal are the three issues that shorten that life span the most.
Will running a heavier chemistry through the new pump shorten its life?
Most professional tile and grout pre-sprays are formulated to be metered through a downstream injector or applied separately and rinsed through the pump with clean water. Running aggressive alkalines or acids through the pump itself will pit the seals over time. Stick to the Sandia chemistry chart and flush with clean water at the end of every job.
Is this part covered under a warranty?
Sandia carries a manufacturer warranty on the 80-0112-M that follows the machine warranty on the 80-0112 it is installed in. Keep the order receipt; warranty claims are filed through the authorized Sandia dealer that sold the part.
Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized Sandia dealer. Order with confidence: the technical team can verify fitment from the serial number on your machine, walk you through a quick diagnostic if you are unsure which sub-assembly failed, and route warranty claims through Sandia directly. US-based customer service handles every step.
