Engine-driven sweepers

What exactly is an engine-driven sweeper? Generally speaking, engine-driven sweepers are industrial sweepers powered by an internal combustion engine. These machines may use various fuels (petrol, diesel, LPG, etc.). Given the high power and reliability of their engines, they are ideal for sweeping medium to large open spaces. All internal combustion engine sweepers require certain systems to operate, such as a starting system, fuel system, cooling system and exhaust system. In more advanced sweepers, the engine often drives the various machine functions through a hydraulic system. These systems are simpler, more efficient and lower-maintenance than solutions that use pulleys and belts.

KOBRA

Practical and robust walk-behind industrial sweeper

Top-quality cleaning, easy handling and safety are the key features of this best-selling Eureka ride-on sweeper.

Whether in the zero-emissions electric version, or in the diesel variant with hydraulically controlled main functions, this machine is both comfortable and powerful.

Productivity of 18,000 m2/hour is an impressive achievement for a machine that is also safer, easier to drive, more agile and more compact than most in its class.

The perfect industrial sweeper for cleaning large and very dirty areas.

Engine-driven sweepers

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