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Valve that automatically drains water from the dust-suppression system when temperatures fall below freezing. Reduces the risk of burst hoses overnight in UK winters.

Daily log completed by the driver confirming nozzle settings and application rates. Forms part of the QA documentation for local-authority surfacing contracts.

Masking to prevent glare from fresh markings at night.

Sectional control of spray bar width to match lane or shoulder widths.

Resilient rubber bush isolating vibration between the anti-roll bar and chassis. Replaced periodically to maintain ride stability on fully-laden sweepers.

System that remembers previous spray-bar width settings. Operators can recall them instantly when returning to a familiar route or job site.

Surfacing with calcined bauxite in resin for extreme skid resistance.

Document signed by the site supervisor confirming nozzle calibration and binder output tests. Required for final job certification on local-authority contracts.

Baffle reducing intake noise and debris ingestion.

Protective mesh fitted at the sweeper’s main intake to prevent large debris entering the fan housing. It reduces the risk of impeller damage and costly downtime.