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14 replacement parts in this category — factory direct, Customization available.
A clutch plate — sometimes called a drive plate or brush buckle — sits between the machine hub and the brush, transmitting torque while allowing the brush to be removed for cleaning or replacement. When the clutch plate wears, the drive slips: the motor spins, the brush barely turns, and the machine looks like it has no power when the real problem is a five-dollar plate.
We manufacture clutch plates in the three-lug, centre-lock and snap-lock patterns used across the common scrubber decks, matched to the bore and lug spacing of the original. Send your machine model and OEM part number and we will confirm the pattern before you order.
It transmits drive torque from the machine hub to the brush or pad driver, and lets the brush be removed without tools on most decks. A worn plate slips, so the brush turns slowly or not at all.
The brush turns slowly under load, the motor sounds normal but cleaning drops off, or the plate shows rounded lugs or a polished slip surface.
No. A pad driver holds the pad; the clutch plate couples the driver (or brush) to the machine hub. Some decks combine both in one part, which is why the part number matters more than the description.
Send us your machine model or the part dimensions and we will quote factory-direct pricing — 30-50% below dealer rates, with OEM and private-label options.
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