Floor Sweeper Machines Compare 7 Models
Compare seven floor sweeper machine models from CLEVO for facility teams, cleaning contractors and equipment distributors. Choose HYS105 for manual push sweeping or compare six operator-driven ride-on models for repeated rounds. The range covers 1000–1950 mm working paths and 48–190 L collection capacities. Match the machine to your route and loose-debris volume, then request wholesale pricing for your model mix.
Choose a floor sweeper for your route
Start with how your operator will cover the site, then compare the waste collected on each round. A wide sweeping path helps on open runs; the machine also needs room to pass, turn and reach the disposal point.
Manual sweeping on manageable routes
Choose HYS105 when your operator can walk and push along reasonably level hard surfaces. Its 1050 mm working width and 48 L collection capacity suit section-by-section collection of loose debris in warehouse aisles, workshop approaches and property walkways.
View models and specifications →Ride-on routes with limited working space
CB-115S starts at a 1000 mm sweeping width and 60 L hopper. CB-125S increases those figures to 1250 mm and 80 L; CB-135S offers 1350 mm and 120 L. Compare the complete product dimensions with your doors and turns before choosing the wider path.
View models and specifications →Larger hoppers for open rounds
CB-1400 combines a 1400 mm path with a 170 L hopper. CB1200 and CB-1900 both reach 1950 mm, with 180 L and 190 L hoppers respectively. These models belong in the comparison when your route has open runs and more loose waste to collect.
View models and specifications →Compare floor sweeper machine specifications
Choose two to four models to compare sweeping paths, hopper capacities, brush arrangements and power specifications. Each model links to its complete specifications below.
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Select 2–4 models. Each model name in the table links to its full specifications.
| Specification |  CB-115S |
 CB-125S |
CB-135S |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sweeping width | 1000 mm | 1250 mm | 1350 mm |
| Hopper capacity | 60 L | 80 L | 120 L |
| Water tank capacity | 40 L | 10 L | 50 L × 2 |
| Main brush width | 440 mm | 490 mm | 590 mm |
| Side brush diameter × quantity | 400 mm × 2 | 450 mm × 2 | 500 mm × 2 |
| Working productivity | 6800 m²/h | 8000 m²/h | 10800 m²/h |
| Drive motor | 650 W | 1000 W | 1000 W |
| Main brush motor | 500 W | 550 W | 700 W |
| Side brush motor × quantity | 50 W × 2 | 90 W × 2 | 90 W × 2 |
| Suction fan motor | 200 W | 240 W | 240 W |
| Filter shaker motor | 60 W | --- | 60 W |
| Product dimensions | 1300 × 1000 × 980 mm | 1600 × 1250 × 1300 mm | 1650 × 1350 × 1200 mm |
| Machine weight | 240 kg | 301 kg | 371 kg |
| Lighting and signals | Headlight × 1; warning light × 1 | Headlight × 1; warning light × 1 | Headlight × 2; warning light × 1 |
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View product overview →Floor sweeper machine models and specifications
Compare each model beside its image and complete specifications. Working width describes the sweeping path, while product dimensions describe the machine. Keep hopper volume separate from water capacity and allow room to steer, park and empty the collected waste. Plan output and operating time around your actual route, debris loading and service stops.
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Manual push floor sweeper
HYS105 puts sweeping and waste collection into a hand-pushed machine. Use it for routes that your operator can cover on foot, with a nearby place to empty collected debris.
HYS105
Hand-pushed collection for daily sweeping rounds
HYS105
For manageable walking routes, HYS105 collects loose debris in a 48 L hopper as your operator pushes along a 1050 mm working path. Use it on reasonably level hard flooring where hand-pushed sweeping fits the routine. Allow for its 1300 × 790 × 1035 mm product dimensions when planning access and storage, then include a nearby disposal point in the route.
Watch HYS105 on YouTube ↗| Specification | HYS105 |
|---|---|
| Product dimensions | 1300 × 790 × 1035 mm |
| Capacity | 48 L |
| Working width | 1050 mm |
| Packing dimensions | 890 × 810 × 390 mm |
| Weight | 23.8 kg |
| Sweeping rate | 3680 m²/h |
| Illustrated accessories (standard status not specified) | Scrubbing brush × 2 |
Use product dimensions for access and packing dimensions for transport planning. Ask for supplied brushes and any replacements to be itemised in your quotation.
Operator-driven ride-on floor sweeper range
Six ride-on models cover 1000 to 1950 mm sweeping widths. Compare the hopper, brush arrangement and machine dimensions around the same route, with an operator responsible for driving and collection throughout the work.
CB-115S
1000 mm ride-on sweeping with a 60 L hopper
CB-115S
For seated operation on narrower routes, CB-115S offers a 1000 mm sweeping path and 60 L hopper. Its 440 mm main brush works with two 400 mm side brushes to gather loose material. The machine measures 1300 × 1000 × 980 mm and specifies a 48 V 67 Ah battery. Although it has the narrowest path of these ride-ons, check the complete machine and turning space against your site.
| Specification | CB-115S |
|---|---|
| Product dimensions | 1300 × 1000 × 980 mm |
| Travel speed | 0–10 km/h |
| Climbing gradient | 15% |
| Sweeping width | 1000 mm |
| Main brush width | 440 mm |
| Side brush diameter × quantity | 400 mm × 2 |
| Working productivity | 6800 m²/h |
| Battery capacity | 48 V 67 Ah |
| Operating time | 2–3 h |
| Hopper capacity | 60 L |
| Water tank capacity | 40 L |
| Drive motor | 650 W |
| Main brush motor | 500 W |
| Filter shaker motor | 60 W |
| Suction fan motor | 200 W |
| Side brush motor × quantity | 50 W × 2 |
| Noise | ≤70 dB |
| Machine weight | 240 kg |
| Lighting and signals | Headlight × 1; warning light × 1 |
The 40 L water tank is separate from the 60 L debris hopper. Plan the stated 2–3 hour operating period around the work and battery condition.
CB-125S
A wider path and 80 L collection capacity
CB-125S
With a 1250 mm sweeping path and 80 L hopper, CB-125S offers more collection volume than CB-115S. A 490 mm main brush works with two 450 mm side brushes, while the battery specification remains 48 V 67 Ah. Choose this format when your route has room for its 1600 × 1250 × 1300 mm body and the waste collected on each round calls for the larger hopper.
| Specification | CB-125S |
|---|---|
| Product dimensions | 1600 × 1250 × 1300 mm |
| Travel speed | 0–10 km/h |
| Climbing gradient | 15% |
| Sweeping width | 1250 mm |
| Main brush width | 490 mm |
| Side brush diameter × quantity | 450 mm × 2 |
| Working productivity | 8000 m²/h |
| Battery capacity | 48 V 67 Ah |
| Operating time | 2–3 h |
| Hopper capacity | 80 L |
| Water tank capacity | 10 L |
| Drive motor | 1000 W |
| Main brush motor | 550 W |
| Filter shaker motor | --- |
| Suction fan motor | 240 W |
| Side brush motor × quantity | 90 W × 2 |
| Noise | ≤70 dB |
| Machine weight | 301 kg |
| Lighting and signals | Headlight × 1; warning light × 1 |
Keep the 10 L water tank separate from the 80 L debris hopper in your order specification. Identify filter and dust-control service items by the fitted assembly.
CB-135S
1350 mm sweeping for higher-volume rounds
CB-135S
When each round produces more loose waste, CB-135S pairs a 1350 mm sweeping path with a 120 L hopper. It uses a 590 mm main brush and two 500 mm side brushes, increasing both the main-brush width and hopper capacity over CB-125S. This keeps the path below the 1950 mm models; however, allow for the full 1650 × 1350 × 1200 mm machine when planning access.
| Specification | CB-135S |
|---|---|
| Product dimensions | 1650 × 1350 × 1200 mm |
| Travel speed | 0–10 km/h |
| Climbing gradient | 15% |
| Sweeping width | 1350 mm |
| Main brush width | 590 mm |
| Side brush diameter × quantity | 500 mm × 2 |
| Working productivity | 10800 m²/h |
| Battery capacity | 48 V 67 Ah |
| Operating time | 2–3 h |
| Hopper capacity | 120 L |
| Water tank capacity | 50 L × 2 |
| Drive motor | 1000 W |
| Main brush motor | 700 W |
| Filter shaker motor | 60 W |
| Suction fan motor | 240 W |
| Side brush motor × quantity | 90 W × 2 |
| Noise | ≤70 dB |
| Machine weight | 371 kg |
| Lighting and signals | Headlight × 2; warning light × 1 |
The water-tank configuration is 50 L × 2, separate from the 120 L debris hopper. Use appropriate floor-scrubbing equipment for bonded soil and dirty-water recovery.
CB1200
1950 mm sweeping with four side brushes
CB1200
For wide, open runs, CB1200 provides a 1950 mm sweeping path and 180 L hopper. Four 500 mm side brushes work alongside a 690 mm main brush. The battery specification is 48 V 103 Ah, with a stated operating period of 2–3 hours. Include its 2000 × 1950 × 1900 mm dimensions and 745 kg machine weight in access and surface-loading assessments before choosing this format.
| Specification | CB1200 |
|---|---|
| Product dimensions | 2000 × 1950 × 1900 mm |
| Travel speed | 0–10 km/h |
| Climbing gradient | 15% |
| Sweeping width | 1950 mm |
| Main brush width | 690 mm |
| Side brush diameter × quantity | 500 mm × 4 |
| Working productivity | 15600 m²/h |
| Battery capacity | 48 V 103 Ah |
| Operating time | 2–3 h |
| Hopper capacity | 180 L |
| Water tank capacity | 100 L |
| Drive motor | 1200 W |
| Main brush motor | 1000 W |
| Filter shaker motor | 60 W |
| Suction fan motor | 240 W |
| Side brush motor × quantity | 90 W × 4 |
| Noise | ≤70 dB |
| Machine weight | 745 kg |
| Lighting and signals | Headlights × 2; spotlights × 2; brake lights × 2 |
This model has a 1950 mm sweeping path, a 180 L debris hopper and a separate 100 L water tank. Include the full body and brush assemblies in your access plan.
CB-1400
170 L collection capacity on a 1400 mm path
CB-1400
If hopper capacity matters more than a small increase in sweeping width, compare CB-1400 with CB-135S. It pairs a 1400 mm path with a 170 L hopper, an integrated control panel, a 6 m² filter area and a 48 V power source. Its stated continuous working period is 4–6 hours. Plan charging and disposal stops around the actual route and working conditions.
| Specification | CB-1400 |
|---|---|
| Product dimensions | 1920 × 1400 × 2000 mm |
| Net weight | 600 kg |
| Climbing gradient | 35% |
| Working productivity | 10000 m²/h |
| Sweeping width | 1400 mm |
| Turning radius | 10 km/h |
| Main/side brush length | 700 mm / 500 mm |
| Drive power | 2500 W |
| Power source | 48 V |
| Continuous working time | 4–6 h |
| Hopper capacity | 170 L |
| Filter area | 6 m² |
Check the full machine clearance and permitted manoeuvres against your route before ordering. Use the operating instructions for speed, turns and gradients.
CB-1900
1950 mm sweeping with the largest listed hopper
CB-1900
For open routes with higher waste volumes, CB-1900 offers a 1950 mm sweeping path and the largest hopper here at 190 L. Its front side-brush arms lift and retract. A 10 m² filter area and stated 5–7 hour continuous working period give you further details to compare with CB1200. Allow for the longer 2400 × 1950 × 1900 mm machine when planning the route.
| Specification | CB-1900 |
|---|---|
| Product dimensions | 2400 × 1950 × 1900 mm |
| Net weight | 700 kg |
| Climbing gradient | 35% |
| Working productivity | 19500 m²/h |
| Sweeping width | 1950 mm |
| Maximum travel speed | 12 km/h |
| Main/side brush length | 700 mm / 550 mm |
| Drive power | 2500 W |
| Power source | 48 V |
| Continuous working time | 5–7 h |
| Hopper capacity | 190 L |
| Filter area | 10 m² |
Allow clearance for moving brush arms and use the permitted controls and adjustments. Match filters and dust-control service items to this model and the material collected.
Escalator cleaners
Dedicated escalator-cleaning equipment.
HY-450
450 mm escalator-cleaning width
HY-450
HY-450 is an escalator cleaner with a 450 mm working width and a 10 L dustbin. Its rolling brush and vacuum motor work from a 220 VAC / 50 Hz power supply.
Watch HY-450 on YouTube ↗| Specification | HY-450 |
|---|---|
| Packing dimensions | 945 × 550 × 315 mm |
| Net weight | 38.5 kg |
| Working width | 450 mm |
| Dustbin capacity | 10 L |
| Voltage / frequency | 220 VAC / 50 Hz |
| Rolling brush motor power | 220 W |
| Vacuum motor power | 1000 W |
Ride-on dust-mop carts
Electric ride-on carts with mop pads for dust-mopping routes.
HY101
900 mm dust-mopping width
HY101
HY101 is an electric ride-on dust-mop cart with a 900 mm mopping width and a front-and-rear mop arrangement. Product and packing dimensions are listed separately below.
| Specification | HY101 |
|---|---|
| Packing dimensions | 1100 × 510 × 490 mm |
| Product dimensions | 1650 × 900 × 850 mm |
| Total weight | 58 kg (including battery) |
| Maximum speed | 9 km/h |
| Range on a full charge | 25 km |
| Maximum load | 125 kg |
| Motor power | 230 W |
| Mopping width | 900 mm |
| Turning radius | 1100 mm |
| Maximum climbing grade | 16% |
| Obstacle-crossing height | 70 mm |
| Ground clearance | 90 mm |
| Charger | 24 V / 2 A |
| Tyres | 8 in solid tyres |
| Battery weight | 13 kg |
| Drive motor | 24 V / 350 W |
HY102
Ride-on dust mopping with a 150 kg maximum load
HY102
HY102 combines a front-and-rear mop arrangement with a 150 kg maximum load. Its battery, drive system, charging, product dimensions and packing details are listed together below.
Watch HY102 on YouTube ↗| Specification | HY102 |
|---|---|
| Packing dimensions | 1300 × 520 × 620 mm |
| Product dimensions | 1450 × 900 × 1250 mm |
| Total weight | 60 kg |
| Maximum speed | 10 km/h |
| Range on a full charge | 30–40 km |
| Maximum load | 150 kg |
| Motor power | 500 W |
| Battery | 12 V / 12 Ah × 3 |
| Turning radius | 1100 mm |
| Maximum climbing grade | 15% |
| Obstacle-crossing height | 100 mm |
| Drive system | 48 V / 700 W sine-wave vector motor |
| Charger model | 48 V / 12 Ah (lithium battery) |
| Tyres | 10 in pneumatic tyres |
| Battery weight | 15 kg |
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View supply overview →Floor sweeper features that shape your shortlist
Use these differences to build your shortlist. They focus on route fit, waste capacity and operator planning without repeating the complete specifications above.
Walking or seated operation
HYS105 is manually pushed and has a 48 L hopper. The six ride-on machines carry an operator and have 60 to 190 L hoppers. Choose the format around route length, access and your team's working routine; every model here requires active operator control.
1000, 1250 or 1350 mm in the S models
CB-115S, CB-125S and CB-135S pair wider paths with 60, 80 and 120 L hoppers respectively. All three specify 48 V 67 Ah batteries and 2–3 hour operating periods. Choose around route space and debris volume, then plan actual runtime around battery condition and the work performed.
1350 versus 1400 mm: compare the whole machine
CB-135S and CB-1400 differ by only 50 mm in sweeping width, but their hoppers are 120 and 170 L. Their product dimensions are 1650 × 1350 × 1200 mm and 1920 × 1400 × 2000 mm respectively. CB-1400 therefore belongs in the larger-capacity comparison, with its full dimensions included in the access plan.
Two 1950 mm choices for open routes
CB1200 has a 180 L hopper and four 500 mm side brushes; CB-1900 has a 190 L hopper and lifting/retracting front brush arms. Their listed working periods are 2 to 3 and 5 to 7 hours. Compare those features alongside their different overall lengths and your route's disposal and charging schedule.
Debris space and dust-control specifications
Hopper capacity measures collected solid-waste volume. The 40 L, 10 L, 50 L × 2 and 100 L water entries on the S models and CB1200 describe separate tanks, not dirty-water recovery capacity. CB-1400 and CB-1900 have 6 and 10 m² filter areas respectively. Use model-approved filters and dust-control procedures for the material collected; hazardous dust needs specifically suitable equipment and controls.
After collecting loose debris, use a commercial floor scrubber for suitable bonded soil. For a seated wet-cleaning format, compare our ride-on floor scrubbers.
Floor sweeper operation: collection to disposal
Sweep suitable loose debris on compatible hard surfaces, with turns, pedestrian separation and an emptying point included in the route. HYS105 is pushed by hand, while the ride-on models are driven by an operator. Follow the general work plan below alongside your machine's operating instructions.
Floor sweeper brushes and edge collection
Side brushes guide edge debris toward the main sweeping path for collection. CB-115S, CB-125S and CB-135S each list two side brushes; CB1200 lists four. Choose replacement brushes by the exact model and fitted assembly, with the floor and debris in mind.
Hopper and disposal access
The hopper holds the collected solid waste until your operator empties it. Its capacity matters most alongside how much debris the route produces and how far the disposal point is from the work. Keep room for safe access when planning the machine's parking and emptying area.
Fitted suction and filtration components
On the S models and CB1200, the suction fan works with the fitted dust-control system. CB-1400 and CB-1900 have filter areas of 6 m² and 10 m² respectively. Maintain the fitted filters and dust-control components as instructed. Hazardous dust requires specifically suitable equipment and controls.
Operator controls and brush arms
The rider steers the route and monitors collection. CB-1400 has an integrated control panel, while CB-1900's front brush arms lift and retract. Allow room around moving brush assemblies and follow the model's instructions for their controls and permitted adjustments.
Your working sequence
- Inspect the floor and route. Remove long cords, wrapping film, oversized waste and sharp objects, and separate the work area from people and vehicles.
- Secure the hopper and inspect brushes, wheels and covers. For a ride-on machine, also check the power supply, steering and brakes. Make permitted adjustments only with the machine stopped and powered equipment isolated.
- Test a short section with representative debris. Push HYS105 steadily, or drive the ride-on at a controlled low speed, then inspect collection before continuing along overlapping passes.
- Slow at corners and monitor the hopper and sweeping result. Stop if collection drops, debris becomes tangled or unusual dust or noise appears; keep hands clear until moving parts have stopped.
- Park securely at the disposal point and isolate powered equipment before emptying or service. Clear brush tangles, inspect wear and follow the fitted battery and charger instructions before the next shift.
See escalator cleaning and ride-on dust mopping
Watch the HY-450 escalator cleaner and HY102 ride-on dust-mop cart in use, then open their complete specifications below.
HY-450 escalator cleaning
See the HY-450 escalator cleaner in operation, with a closer look at the machine and its working position. Open the specifications below to review the model details.
HY102 ride-on dust mopping
Watch the HY102 demonstration of its controls, mop lift and floor-cleaning routine. Open the specifications below to review the model details.
Floor sweeper care and safe use
Empty the hopper, inspect brushes and maintain the fitted dust-control system between jobs. Follow the instructions for your model when isolating power, cleaning, charging or servicing the equipment.
Routine care
- Empty collected waste after use. Stop the manual sweeper and secure it, or park and isolate the ride-on, before clearing wrapped material from brushes and axles.
- Inspect bristle wear, fasteners, wheel movement and hopper catches. Use the maintenance procedure for the fitted brush, filter and dust-control system.
- Keep water jets away from electrical parts. Wash only components approved for that method, allow them to dry and store the machine securely.
- Maintain and charge fitted batteries according to the matched equipment instructions. Stop work for damaged parts, unusual noise or increased dust, and arrange appropriate service before reuse.
Safe floor sweeper use
- Do not collect hot ash, burning waste, flammable liquids or unapproved hazardous dust. These sweepers are for suitable loose debris, not standing-water recovery or floor disinfection.
- Keep hands and feet away from moving brushes. Remove tangles only after stopping and isolating powered equipment; do not force a machine over steps or blocked material.
- Plan for the machine's dimensions and loading, separate routes from pedestrians and vehicles, and follow the model's limits for gradients, turns and outdoor conditions. Use only the slopes and manoeuvres permitted by the operating instructions.
Need help with a replacement?
Keep the exact model, fitted assembly and part details together when requesting service items.
Parts for your floor sweeper machine
Plan replacement brushes and dust-control service items around the exact floor sweeper machine model. Keep brush size, fitting and the installed filtration system with each parts request, so your purchasing and maintenance teams use the same details.
Main and side replacement brushes
Provide the model and fitted brush details when requesting replacements. CB-115S, CB-125S and CB-135S have different listed main-brush widths and side-brush diameters; CB1200 uses four side brushes. Keep quantities and fit information together in the parts request.
Filters and dust-control service items
Request filters and dust-control service items for the system fitted to your machine. CB-1400 has a 6 m² filter area, while CB-1900 has 10 m². Identify the model and replacement element together when ordering.
HYS105 brushes and supplied items
Your HYS105 quotation identifies the supplied contents. List separately priced replacement brushes as extras, with quantities and fitting details kept alongside the model.
Battery and charging requirements
The S models and CB1200 specify battery capacities, while CB-1400 and CB-1900 specify a 48 V power source. Set out the fitted battery and matched charging configuration in the purchase specification, including your site's electrical requirements.
Planning brushes and service stock?
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Plan your floor sweeper machine order
Order one model for a site or a mix for your fleet or distributor range. If you are still comparing, start with the route, debris and working schedule.
Models and quantities
List quantities for HYS105 or the ride-on models individually. Include door and turn restrictions, the waste collected and the location of the disposal point.
Brushes and service stock
Separate the supplied machine contents from extra brushes, filters and other service items. Identify the model and fitted assembly on each parts line.
Power, packing and destination
Include your destination, electrical requirements for charging and packing needs. The written offer identifies configuration, MOQ and lead time for that order.
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Floor sweeper machine supply from CLEVO
CLEVO is a floor sweeper machine manufacturer and supplier serving facility buyers, cleaning contractors and distributors. Build your order around the routes your teams or customers clean, from manual sweeping sections to wider ride-on rounds. A model-by-model purchasing list keeps the machine, power arrangement and requested wear parts together when comparing wholesale offers.
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Describe the route and debris
Send the floor type, available working space and examples of the waste collected. Add door and turn restrictions, the disposal location and your intended working schedule so the shortlist reflects the actual route.
Build your fleet or distributor range
List quantities for each manual or ride-on model, with the required battery and charging arrangements. Include requested brush or filter service items by model so replacements are quoted against the right machine.
Get an itemised bulk-order offer
Request wholesale pricing with your delivery destination. The written offer identifies each supplied configuration, packing details, requested spare parts, MOQ and lead time for that order.
Support for your floor sweeper machine
Use the selected model and fitted components when arranging replacement parts, charging and delivery. Keep the agreed configuration with your written order details.
Model-specific replacements
Request main brushes, side brushes and filter service items against the exact model and fitted assembly. Keep dimensions, quantities and part identification together.
Battery and charger configuration
For powered models, check the fitted battery and matched charger instructions before use or replacement. Include destination electrical requirements in the order specification.
Packing and supply details
Your destination, model quantities and packing requirements form the delivery request. Keep the agreed contents, MOQ and lead time in the quotation for that order.
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View supply documents →Sweeping routes across your commercial sites
Warehouse aisles, workshop approaches and property walkways can form part of a loose-debris sweeping route. Match the machine to the surface, access space and waste volume, then plan safe turns and hopper emptying.
Match the sweeper to the route and debris
Choose manual pushing for manageable walking sections or compare ride-on models for repeated rounds. Allow for the full body and brush assemblies, with pedestrians separated from the work and a disposal point the operator can reach safely.
Floor sweeper machine buying questions
Answers for your model shortlist, operation and purchasing plan.
Does a floor sweeper machine wash the floor?
Its main job is collecting suitable loose dirt and small debris in a hopper. Bonded grease, floor scrubbing and dirty-water recovery need different equipment. Therefore, choose suitable floor-scrubbing equipment when the route needs wet cleaning; keep the separate water-tank entries distinct from a recovery system.
Should I choose a manual floor sweeper or a ride-on?
Choose HYS105 for manageable walking routes on reasonably level hard surfaces, with a 1050 mm path and 48 L collection capacity. For seated operation on repeated rounds, compare the ride-on models. Their 1000–1950 mm paths and 60–190 L hoppers give you options to match access space and waste volume.
Is sweeping width the doorway clearance I need?
No. Sweeping width describes the brush path, while access also depends on the body, projecting brush assemblies and room to steer. Check the opening, approach and turn together before choosing the machine.
Can I calculate my shift output from the m²/h figures?
Use the productivity figures as references, not guaranteed shift totals. Turns, overlap, pedestrian stops, debris loading and emptying all affect the area completed. A representative route trial helps you plan staffing and scheduling around the actual task.
How long do the ride-on sweepers operate?
The stated periods are 2–3 hours for CB-115S, CB-125S, CB-135S and CB1200; 4–6 hours for CB-1400; and 5–7 hours for CB-1900. However, actual duration depends on battery condition, load and working conditions. Include charging and disposal stops in the shift plan rather than treating the upper figure as a guaranteed minimum.
Can a floor sweeper work without an operator?
No. An operator pushes HYS105 or drives the ride-on models, controlling movement and monitoring collection throughout the task. On CB-1900, the front brush arms lift and retract; the operator still drives and monitors the work. Plan attended operation rather than autonomous navigation or automatic obstacle avoidance.
Can a floor sweeper collect fine or hazardous dust?
Use each machine only for suitable loose debris within its approved application. Hazardous dust needs equipment and controls specifically suited to that material. Check the required filtration and dust-control provisions against the actual material before use; filter area alone is not a filtration grade.
Does a larger hopper always mean fewer stops?
A larger hopper provides more stated collection volume, but stop frequency also depends on debris bulk, loading pattern and safe handling limits. For example, paper scraps fill space differently from denser dirt. Plan emptying with representative waste, and keep volume in litres separate from weight capacity.
What should I send for a wholesale quotation?
Send model quantities, route and debris details, destination, charging requirements and requested wear parts. For a distributor order, list quantities by model. Then check the supplied configuration, packing, MOQ and lead time in the quotation for that order.
Which brushes, batteries and chargers are included?
The supplied package depends on the model and configuration. Your quotation identifies the machine contents, while extra brushes, filters and replacement items appear separately. For powered models, include the fitted battery and matched charging configuration in the order details.
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