Autolaveuses Comet - Catalogue produits 2026

Comet was founded in Reggio Emilia in 1959 as a manufacturer of pumps for crop treatment. Over the following decades, the brand expanded its expertise across the Agriculture, Industry and Cleaning sectors, complementing its component production with a range of finished machines. The introduction of vacuum cleaners and floor scrubber dryers completed its selection for semi-professional and professional cleaning within an increasingly international commercial network.

Comet floor cleaners combine washing and dirty-water recovery in a single pass, reducing operating times and allowing surfaces to be used again quickly. The selection includes upright models for compact environments and professional disc machines for commercial, educational and industrial premises. The different formats make it possible to match size, working width and operating capacity to the dimensions of the area.

This selection also includes the following types of Comet floor cleaners, organised according to machine configuration and working width:

• Upright floor cleaners: the compact design facilitates movement between rooms, furniture and narrow passages. These machines are suitable for homes, small offices and environments where manoeuvrability and quick drying are important;
• MEDIUM professional disc floor cleaners (30-40 cm): the intermediate working width combines compact dimensions and productivity on medium-sized surfaces. They are suitable for offices, schools, shops and premises requiring regular movement between open and furnished areas;
• LARGE professional disc floor cleaners (41-50 cm): the greater working width covers more floor with each pass. These models are designed for shopping centres, warehouses, industrial buildings and other large surfaces;

At AgriEuro, Comet floor cleaners can be selected according to the most relevant technical features, helping users identify the machine best suited to the size and layout of the premises. The main comparison criteria include:

• Cleaning system: the roller provides compact dimensions and agility on upright models; the disc is suitable for professional cleaning cycles on hard floors;
• Working width: 30-40 cm classes facilitate movement through medium-sized and furnished areas; 41-50 cm classes increase the surface covered in large spaces;
• Machine configuration: the upright design makes transport and manoeuvring easier; professional disc models are designed for more continuous work;
• Washing and drying: the combination of solution distribution, mechanical action and water recovery reduces separate operations and leaves the floor ready to walk on quickly;
• Working environment: dimensions, furniture, corridor width and cleaning-cycle continuity help determine whether an upright, medium-disc or large-disc machine is more suitable;

Semi-professional models are suitable for frequent cleaning in large homes, studios and small offices. Professional versions are intended for shops, schools, accommodation facilities, warehouses and industrial buildings where regular cycles and a working width proportionate to the surface are required.

The range differs in terms of cleaning-head configuration, overall dimensions and working width. Upright versions prioritise agility and easy movement; disc machines increase operating capacity in professional applications. Comparing the three families helps identify a format consistent with the floor area, obstacles and frequency of cleaning cycles.

Comet upright floor cleaners are suitable for compact surfaces where a small machine can move easily. Their slender design facilitates changes of direction, movement between furniture and cleaning in rooms connected by narrow corridors. The roller provides mechanical action on the floor, and the recovery system collects dirty water as the machine moves forward. This sequence reduces separate washing and drying operations. The format is practical for homes, small offices, studios and furnished premises. Its lower weight and compact dimensions also simplify transport between rooms and storage after cleaning. The choice should reflect the surface to be cleaned, the type of flooring and the frequency of each cycle. Before purchasing, it is also useful to check the available manoeuvring and storage space.

The defining features of this type include:

• Upright design: facilitates agile movement between furniture, walls and narrow passages;
• Roller system: scrubs the floor as the machine advances and conveys water towards the recovery system;
• Compact dimensions: suitable for small rooms, offices and spaces with limited manoeuvring room;
• Combined cycle: washes and collects water in a single pass, reducing the time between cleaning and reopening the space;

Comet medium professional disc floor cleaners feature a working width of 30 to 40 cm, suitable for medium-sized surfaces. This measurement provides a good balance between floor coverage and manoeuvrability in furnished premises. The disc brush acts on the dirt, after which the suction system collects the remaining solution. The machine can therefore operate in offices, schools, shops, bars, restaurants and small warehouses. The intermediate width allows continuous progress through open areas while maintaining control during changes of direction. This class is suitable when an upright model would offer insufficient productivity, but a large cleaning head would be cumbersome. The choice should consider floor area, passage width and the presence of shelving or tables. Cleaning frequency also helps determine the most suitable professional level.

The main features of the medium class include:

• 30-40 cm working width: covers medium-sized surfaces without restricting movement through organised premises;
• Disc brush: provides uniform mechanical action on hard floors compatible with the machine;
• Professional application: supports scheduled cleaning in small commercial, educational and accommodation facilities;
• Operating balance: combines coverage, directional control and access through medium-width passages;

Comet large professional disc floor cleaners have a working width ranging from 41 to 50 cm. The wider cleaning path covers a larger portion of floor with each pass and reduces the number of lanes required on extensive surfaces. These models are suitable for shopping centres, industrial buildings, warehouses, car showrooms and large open spaces. The disc head performs the washing action; suction collects residual water so that the surface can be used again quickly. Their dimensions require suitable passages and manoeuvring space. The assessment should therefore begin with the floor plan and existing obstacles, as well as the total surface area. Compared with the 30-40 cm class, the priority shifts towards productivity and continuity over longer routes. This format is suitable for regular professional cleaning cycles on large surfaces.

The main features of the large class include:

• 41-50 cm working width: increases the portion cleaned with each pass in areas without closely spaced obstacles;
• Productivity on large surfaces: reduces the number of passes required in industrial buildings, warehouses and large commercial premises;
• Disc head: combines the mechanical action of the brush with dirty-solution recovery;
• Professional configuration: suitable for repeated cleaning programmes and longer routes;

Purchasing a Comet floor cleaner from AgriEuro provides access to dedicated services before and after delivery. Support continues over time through specialised logistics, orderable spare parts and technical assistance.

• Fast and free delivery: dispatch from AgriEuro logistics centres reduces intermediate steps and provides a clearer route for the order through to delivery;
• Spare parts available to order: available components can be identified and requested through the spare-parts diagram linked to the purchased product, helping users select the correct part;
• After-sales service: technical enquiries and repairs receive attentive, personalised support through the AgriEuro Central Workshop and its service centres;

Choose and purchase the Comet floor cleaner best suited to your surfaces from AgriEuro.

A floor cleaner combines solution distribution, mechanical action and dirty-water recovery in a single operating cycle. The roller or disc brush scrubs the wet surface, after which the suction system collects the remaining liquid. The floor is left with a reduced amount of moisture and can be walked on again quickly. The configuration varies according to the selected family: upright for compact spaces, medium disc for intermediate professional environments and large disc for more extensive surfaces.

For homes, studios and small offices, a Comet upright floor cleaner is the most suitable format when corridors, furniture and frequent changes of direction predominate. Its compact dimensions facilitate manoeuvring and transport between rooms. Before choosing, it is advisable to measure the narrowest passages, assess the total floor area and check compatibility with the flooring. In medium-sized environments with more open areas, a 30-40 cm disc machine can provide greater coverage without requiring the manoeuvring space of the large class.

The main difference concerns the shape and movement of the cleaning element. A roller rotates on a horizontal axis and integrates well into compact upright machines suitable for furnished rooms and narrow passages. A disc brush rotates parallel to the floor and is common in professional machines intended for regular cleaning cycles. The choice does not depend solely on the cleaning action: working width, dimensions, floor area, obstacles and the recommendations for the specific flooring must also be considered.

The 30-40 cm class is suitable for medium-sized professional surfaces and premises where the machine must alternate between open areas and passages through furniture. Offices, schools, shops, restaurants and small warehouses are examples suited to this configuration. The intermediate working width reduces the number of passes compared with a very compact machine while retaining good turning ability. The assessment should include door and corridor widths, obstacle placement and the space available for storage.

A 41-50 cm working width is recommended when the priority is to cover large surfaces using fewer cleaning lanes. Industrial buildings, warehouses, shopping centres and car showrooms generally offer spaces compatible with a wider cleaning head. Doors, corridors, turns and storage areas should still be checked before purchasing. Where many obstacles are closely spaced, a medium-class machine may be easier to manoeuvre even over a large floor area; on open floors, the greater width supports higher productivity.

Floor cleaners are primarily intended for hard floors compatible with brushes, water and detergent, such as tiles, linoleum and concrete, depending on the specifications of each model. Delicate, treated or moisture-sensitive materials require a specific check. Before the first cleaning cycle, consult the machine manual and the flooring manufacturer's instructions. The brush or disc also affects the result: an accessory that is too abrasive can leave marks or alter the finish.

Use a detergent compatible with both the machine and the floor, following the dosage and dilution stated in the instructions. Highly foaming products may interfere with water recovery and reach components that must not come into contact with foam. The recommended detergent should not be replaced with a generic product unless its compatibility has been confirmed. After cleaning, emptying the tanks and rinsing the affected components helps limit residues and deposits.

Routine maintenance includes emptying and rinsing the tanks, cleaning brushes or rollers and checking the recovery system. After each cycle, dirt, hair and residues that could obstruct rotation or water flow should be removed. Discs, brushes, squeegee blades and hoses must also be checked periodically for wear. The required frequency depends on the cleaning cycles and floor conditions. Electrical work, persistent leaks or motor faults require assistance from a qualified technical service.

Streaks and residual water may be caused by worn brushes, discs or squeegee blades, blocked hoses or irregular contact with the floor. Switch off the machine, place it in a safe condition and check the components indicated in the manual. Dirt collected on the squeegee can also interrupt uniform water recovery. If cleaning and a visual inspection do not resolve the issue, the suction circuit may require a technical inspection. Components not covered by routine maintenance should not be disassembled.

The choice depends on floor area, cleaning frequency, working duration and the layout of the premises. A semi-professional model is suitable for large homes, studios and small offices requiring frequent but limited cleaning. A professional machine is better suited to shops, schools, accommodation facilities, warehouses and industrial buildings with regular programmes and longer routes. In addition to the declared class, compare the working width and manoeuvring space: a larger machine is not automatically the correct choice for a heavily furnished environment.