Key Buying Criteria:


  • Pickup Performance: Match debris type and sweeping width for efficiency.

  • Road Type: (ex: crowned roads, highways, uneven surfaces) - a critical factor when selecting the right sweeper.

  • Compliance: Meet MS4 and stormwater regulations with proper dust control.

  • Capacity: Hopper size and dump height affect productivity and turnaround time.

  • Powertrain: Compare single-engine, hybrid, and electric options for fuel savings.

  • Operator Comfort: 360° visibility, ergonomic controls, isolation-mounted cabs.

  • Total Cost of Ownership: Balance acquisition price, maintenance, and longevity.

SYSTEM TYPES

MECHANICAL BROOM

Mechanical, or broom sweepers, utilize a main broom for picking up debris, which is then sent to a conveyor and ultimately lands in a debris body, or hopper.

REGENERATIVE AIR

Regenerative air sweepers use both pressurized air and vacuum air to move material off the surface and into the debris body or hopper.

PURE VACUUM

Vacuum sweepers suck the material off the ground through a large nozzle and into the hopper much like a standard home vacuum.

WATERLESS

The Elgin waterless dust control system picks up bulky material down to the fine particles without the use of water for dust control.

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