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Hydraulic pump that maintains steering capability in case of engine failure. Provides an essential safety backup on heavy sweepers.

Small mesh screen placed at the final nozzle manifold. Traps micro-debris that could affect spray pattern uniformity.

Flexible fluorescent flag marking extremities of extended booms or brushes. Improves visibility to passing traffic and pedestrians.

Circuit of E‑stop switches around sprayer/liner for operator safety.

Exhaust gas recirculation system lowering NOx emissions.

An emergency beacon override allows vehicle warning beacons to remain operational when the ignition is switched off. It improves roadside visibility during breakdowns or controlled work where the vehicle is stationary. The override bypasses the ignition-controlled circuit to power beacons when activated. Implementation varies by vehicle and must not compromise safety circuits or battery protection…

Ejector plate empties hopper without high tip.

An emergency stop reset procedure defines the steps required to safely return equipment to service after an emergency stop has been activated. It ensures that hazards are addressed before systems are re-energised. The procedure typically involves identifying the cause of the stop, confirming the area is safe, and following a prescribed reset sequence. Skipping steps…

Low-energy fan nozzles producing uniform binder film at lower pressure.

Electronic control unit regulating pump speed, flow and nozzle groups for application rate.