How Industrial Sweepers and Scrubbers Work

In most cases, sweepers and scrubbers perform the same function, but they come in a wide array of types, ranging from industrial to residential models. Industrial sweepers are more robust and have a longer life compared to residential sweepers. For commercial spaces and office buildings, industrial sweepers are highly recommended.

The Mechanics of Industrial Sweepers

Industrial sweepers work through a combination of mechanical sweeping action and a vacuum system. The brushes are part of the sweeping functionality that rotate with the help of the motor. These brushes move against the direction of the travel and throw the debris into the hopper.

The vacuum action in place is capable of sucking the air around and through the brushes. Once the air is sucked in, it is released back into the atmosphere clean and dirt-free. This makes sure that the air around the cleaned area is safe to breathe.

Previous models of mechanical sweepers did not have the vacuum functionality, which caused the air to get dusty when the sweepers performed their function.

The tank holds up the water and the soap. In some top-of-the-line sweepers, there is a separate tank for soap, which regulates the amount that is mixed in with the water. This way, the cleaner is more efficient and more economical.

Investing in an industrial cleaning machine can truly prove to be a lifesaver if you want to keep your facility clean, safe, and dirt-free.