Key specifications
When sourcing a walk-behind sweeper for professional cleaning, here are three key specs to look for:
Direct-throw system
Ensure excellent sweeping performance with a direct-throw system, guaranteeing thorough cleaning without leaving any debris behind.
Long cleaning capacity
Go for a sweeper with a large hopper capacity. Look for hoppers that can be kept open for easy disposal of larger items or emptying garbage bins, enhancing efficiency.
Easy maneuverability
Choose a sweeper with large non-marking wheels for effortless pushing and steering, making it simple for the user to navigate around obstacles and tight spaces. Additionally, consider sweepers with adjustable handles to accommodate operators of different heights and ensure ergonomic comfort during use.
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Types of sweepers
Manual sweepers
Manual sweepers can remove dust, dirt, sand, nails, bolts, cigarettes, etc., up to six times faster than a broom.
Walk-behind sweepers
An ideal sweeper for cleaning contractors, industry and manufacturing, schools, warehouses, hotels, and convention and exhibition centers.
Ride-on sweepers
Designed to remove coarse debris and dust while helping operators streamline waste management, for efficient cleaning in warehouses and industrial facilities.
Looking for the ideal sweeper to meet your cleaning demands?
Here’s a handy guide to help you make the right choice:
Floor type and size:
Do you have hard floors, carpets, or tiles? What size of area do you need to maintain? Whether you’re cleaning small businesses or large production halls, ensure your sweeper's capacity aligns with your needs.
Task complexity:
Do you require a sweeper for routine maintenance or tackling tougher problems? By choosing a sweeper with the appropriate power and features, you’ll ensure an efficient clean every time.
Cost-effectiveness:
Compare the initial cost of the sweeper you want with the long-term benefits it offers. Factor in potential savings in time, cleaning materials, and labor costs to ensure your sweeper is both right for the job while offering lower total cost of ownership.