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Emergency shower in kettle area.

Gauge showing the current sweep angle of side brooms. Helps drivers reproduce optimum settings across different routes.

Gravity‑fed shoe laying hot thermoplastic at controlled thickness.

Spring-loaded joint that absorbs impacts between the kerb brush and obstacles. Reduces risk of mechanical damage during close sweeping.

Thin emulsion coat to lock in chippings post-dressing.

Protective rail fitted between axles to prevent pedestrian entrapment. Now mandatory on many local-authority sweepers operating in urban zones.

Narrow bitumen band sealing cracks/edges.

Flexible rubber seal around suction-head skirts. Maintains negative pressure and prevents debris blow-out.

Insulated hose maintaining hot-pour joint sealant temperature between kettle and wand. Prevents cooling and premature curing during transit.

Hard-wearing plates under nozzle/frames.