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Fan driven via shaft rather than belts for efficiency.

A drive-axle load sensor is an electronic sensor that measures the load applied to a vehicle’s drive axle. The signal is used by onboard control systems to optimise traction, braking balance, and stability as conditions change. Load variation can be caused by payload changes, suspension movement, and uneven road surfaces. Accurate sensing supports vehicle stability…

Air separator between suction nozzle and fan that removes heavier dust particles. Reduces filter clogging and extends fan service life.

Transverse bar with calibrated nozzles delivering uniform binder film.

Hand-held gauge measuring correct tension of fan and broom drive belts. Ensures maximum belt life and prevents slippage under load.

Dust suppression jets are water spray nozzles fitted near brushes or suction inlets to reduce airborne dust during sweeping operations. The jets produce a fine mist that binds dust particles before they lift into the airflow. This improves containment and works effectively with regenerative air sweep systems in dry conditions. Dust control is particularly important…

Primary pump delivering binder to the spray bar.

Controller positioned for driver operation while moving.

High-pressure pump delivering water to side brooms and suction head. Keeps fine dust below legal limits for PM10 emissions in urban areas.

Sensor ensuring the hopper door is fully closed before suction engages. Prevents pressure loss and complies with machinery-safety standards.