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Metal tube that holds the brushes/segments on a sweeper’s roller or side broom assembly.

Heavy-duty rubber seal fitted to the rear hopper door. It ensures an airtight closure to maintain suction and prevent dust escape during tipping.

Adjusts RPM of side/main brooms for different materials.

Large-chassis sweeper combining diesel propulsion with electric sweep gear. Delivers full suction performance while cutting fuel consumption by up to 40 percent.

Floating arm keeps brush contact consistent over undulations.

High-capacity sweeper suited to highways with heavy debris loads.

Water‑based binder (cationic/anionic) used for surface dressing and tack coats.

Hydraulic cylinder that raises or lowers the main broom. The operator adjusts it to vary down pressure depending on road surface type.

Sweeper configuration featuring a dedicated auxiliary engine for sweeping functions. Allows consistent suction performance regardless of chassis engine speed.

Temperature at which binder vapours may ignite; safety critical.