K

Sensor using ultrasound to maintain constant clearance from kerb. Improves efficiency and protects paintwork.

Audit comparing current vs historic K-factor.

Ultrasonic or optical sensor keeping the side broom a set distance from the kerb. Reduces operator fatigue and brush wear.

Routine check to see if calibration factor has drifted.

Small wheel running along the kerb to keep the side brush correctly positioned. Minimises operator correction and brush wear.

Coefficient used during sprayer flow meter calibration for accurate dosing.

Arm mechanism allowing the brush head to track varying kerb heights. Reduces manual adjustment during long runs along uneven pavements.

Corrosion‑resistant coating on components for longevity in wet environments.

Small extension pipe directing airflow precisely along the kerb edge. Enhances debris lift and reduces dust scatter in tight gutters.

Curved shield that guides debris directly into the suction head from the kerb. Improves pick-up efficiency and reduces scattering.