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Selector switch requiring coded key to enable specific functions. Prevents unauthorised use of sweep or spray systems in depots.

A kneeling suspension system is an air-suspension feature that allows a vehicle to temporarily lower its ride height during specific tasks. It is used to improve access, working height, or stability depending on the operating environment. By adjusting air pressure, the chassis can be lowered or raised via driver control or automation. This can support…

Heated vessel for melting and agitating thermoplastic prior to application.

Lockable switch isolating all electrical circuits during servicing. Prevents accidental machine start-up in the depot.

Pressurised air tank controlling the kneeling suspension. Stores reserve pressure for repeat operations.

Mechanical blade inside thermoplastic kettles ensuring even melt. Avoids sedimentation and uneven line colour on application.

Primer with texture that promotes mechanical keying.

Removable blank plug in hydraulic or water manifolds. Provides access for pressure testing or system expansion in future upgrades.

Automatic side broom tracking to maintain optimal curb distance.

Temporarily raises side broom to clear obstacles like parked cars.