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Signal from wheel encoder or GPS for rate control.

Hydraulic ram adjusting the tilt angle of the kerb brush. Allows the operator to sweep close to the kerb without scuffing it.

Hand-operated grease gun using sealed cartridges. Keeps lubricant clean and simplifies service tasks on busy urban sweeper fleets.

A ground speed sensor measures true vehicle ground speed during operation, supporting accurate control of application output where wheel slip or surface conditions may distort speed readings. Systems may use radar, GPS, or wheel-based inputs, then share data with control units that regulate spray, spread, or sweep output rates. Accurate speed input is important for…

Adjustable shoe guiding debris toward suction inlet at varying kerb heights.

Temperature-controlled bin storing grease cartridges. Prevents hardening in cold depots and extends shelf life.

Module that aligns wheel-speed or GPS input with actual travel distance. Vital for accurate material-rate control on surface-treatment vehicles.

Operator‑held suction lance for corners and behind obstacles.

Flexible hose that connects to awkward grease points. Enables safe servicing without removing guards.

Non-contact radar sensor measuring true ground speed. Provides accurate feedback to rate controllers when wheel slip occurs.