Using Steel with Sweepers and Attachments
Steel use is one of the common linchpins in sweeper brushes and sweeper attachment manufacturing. Sweeper and rotary brushes have bristles which are held in place by folded steel channel that is welded onto the steel broom core. The broom core is a steel cylinder, typically cold-rolled, that is welded at each end. The core undergoes a large variety of mechanical and kinetic stress from operator error to application abuse. The core can literally fly apart during rotation which will make the broom unusable or damage the sweeper attachment.
To combat this threat, Smith Equipment has invested in our own cold-roller which allows us to manipulate the steel in-house and maintain quality control. Using our in-house manufacturing techniques, we can ensure the quality and safety standards that all of our customers both local and aboard enjoy. When you want a sweeper brush made right, without cutting corners, you want a brush from Smith Equipment. Contact us today and let us find the best rotary brush for your application today!
To combat this threat, Smith Equipment has invested in our own cold-roller which allows us to manipulate the steel in-house and maintain quality control. Using our in-house manufacturing techniques, we can ensure the quality and safety standards that all of our customers both local and aboard enjoy. When you want a sweeper brush made right, without cutting corners, you want a brush from Smith Equipment. Contact us today and let us find the best rotary brush for your application today!
