6280 Commander, 6280HD Gladiator or Rogue: Which Floor Scraper Is Right for You?

Walk-Behind Floor Scraper Comparison

Find the Right Floor Scraper for Your Project

Compare the Rogue, 6280 Commander and 6280HD Gladiator to understand their applications, capabilities and key differences before choosing your next machine.

Compare the Range

Three Machines. Different Strengths.

Start with the flooring you need to remove. Each machine is designed for different applications, with the right choice depending on your materials, tooling and site conditions.

National Flooring Equipment Rogue floor scraper
Versatility & Control

Rogue

Designed for varied hard and soft goods, coatings and adhesives. Features adjustable tooling movement and precision electric steering.

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National Flooring Equipment 6280 Commander
Soft Goods Removal

6280 Commander

Designed for efficient removal of glued-down carpet, VCT, sheet vinyl, rubber flooring and linoleum.

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National Flooring Equipment 6280HD Gladiator
Demanding Hard Goods

6280HD Gladiator

Built with additional torque and dedicated tooling attachments for ceramic tile, hardwood, thinset and other demanding floor removal applications.

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Technical Comparison

Compare Key Specifications

Compare the differences in machine weight, width, travel speed, tooling and operation. Confirm current Australian electrical specifications before ordering.

Specification Rogue 6280 Commander 6280HD Gladiator
Best Suited To Versatile hard and soft goods Soft goods removal Demanding hard and soft goods
Power Supply Corded electric* 230V, 50Hz, 1.12kW, 7.5A 230V, 50Hz, 1.12kW, 10.5A
Operating Weight 211.4kg 192.8kg 222.3kg
Machine-Only Weight 131.1kg 152kg 167.4kg
Removable Weight 80.3kg 40.8kg 54.9kg
Machine Width 49–56cm 45cm 45cm
Maximum Length 114cm 130cm 126cm
Travel Speed 0.9–45.7m/min 3.0–13.7m/min Up to 9.1m/min
Tooling Movement Adjustable, 600–2,000 RPM Orbital, 2,875 RPM at 230V Fixed, 1,425 RPM at 230V
Noise Rating Not currently published* 79dB 77dB
Steering & Drive Precision electric steering Hydraulic forward/reverse Hydraulic forward/reverse
Transport Features Modular design and removable weights Folding handle and transport wheels Lifting loops, transport wheels and pivoting footrest

*Rogue Australian specification: Australian 230V/50Hz electrical configuration and noise rating were not published in the reviewed product information. Contact Syntec Diamond Tools to confirm current Australian requirements and availability.

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Expert Equipment Advice

The Right Machine Starts With the Right Application.

Choosing a floor scraper involves more than comparing machine power and weight. Flooring material, adhesive, substrate, site access and tooling all affect the equipment you need.

Our Australian team can help you compare the options and identify suitable machines, blades and tooling for your project.

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Common Questions

Choosing the Right Floor Scraper

Understand the practical differences between the three walk-behind machines.

Which machine is best for carpet and vinyl removal?

The 6280 Commander is primarily designed for soft goods such as glued-down carpet, VCT, sheet vinyl, rubber flooring and linoleum. Its orbital cutting action and self-propelled operation make it suitable for commercial soft flooring removal.

Which machine should I choose for ceramic tile and hardwood?

The 6280HD Gladiator is designed for demanding hard goods removal, including ceramic tile and hardwood, using compatible tooling. The Rogue is another option when you need a versatile machine with adjustable tooling movement and precision electric steering.

Which machine is best for tight or restricted spaces?

The Commander and Gladiator are approximately 45cm wide, while the Rogue provides precision electric steering and a shorter overall length. The right option depends on doorway widths, turning space and access conditions.

Does blade selection affect floor removal performance?

Yes. The correct blade and tooling depend on the flooring material, adhesive, substrate and machine. Different blade angles and cutting configurations can affect removal performance. Contact our team for advice on a suitable setup.

Australian Sales & Support

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