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Metal plate fixed inside the engine bay showing grease-point intervals and oil grades. A quick visual guide for service engineers.

A load sensor valve is a hydraulic control valve that adjusts system pressure or flow in response to changes in load. It helps ensure hydraulic output matches operational demand rather than remaining constant. By sensing load variation, the valve can reduce unnecessary pressure and limit heat generation. This supports more predictable system behaviour and can…

Grease-line extension routing hidden lubrication points to an accessible block. Encourages proper daily greasing routines.

Continuous centre/edge lines applied by screed, extrusion or spray systems.

Dedicated boiler vehicle supplying thermoplastic.

A lorry-mounted sprayer is a vehicle-mounted system used to apply liquids such as binders, emulsions, or water across road surfaces during maintenance and treatment works. It is commonly used where large areas need consistent coverage at controlled output rates. The system typically includes onboard tanks, pumps, and a spray bar with calibrated nozzles. Accurate application…

Shuts down dust suppression pump to protect from dry-running.

Automatic cut-out shutting down engine on low coolant. Prevents catastrophic overheating damage.

Roof-mounted amber beacon bar signalling a slow-moving vehicle. Required on all UK road sweepers operating on live carriageways.

Cells measuring hopper mass in real time.