Street
cleaning machines
will cover city sidewalks, streets, and even airport runways in half
the time it would take a team of manual sweepers. They are designed
to clear the area of everything from scraps of litter to large pieces
of garbage. Not all street sweepers are created equal, though, so
here are some factors to consider before purchasing one.
New
or used?
Only
large corporations with equally large budgets typically buy new
industrial cleaning equipment. Small- and medium-sized businesses
favor used equipment because of the significant difference in price.
This means the company can buy more used street sweeper vehicles with
the same amount of investment. Operating more street sweepers leads
to more efficiency if you’re running a cleaning business.
What
kind of cleaner is best for your needs?
There
are three types of street sweepers: The first is the mechanical
type with the rotating broom underneath the vehicle. The second is
the vacuum
type, which is basically a large vacuum cleaner. Lastly, there is
the regenerative
air
type, which blows air directly onto the surface and immediately sucks
the particles that have been loosened initially. Both mechanical and
vacuum sweepers have a lifespan average of five years, while the
regenerative air sweeper can last up to 8 years.
Less
Depreciation
Similar
to an automobile, a new street sweeper depreciates the moment it
leaves the dealership. Buying a used but well-maintained pre-owned
street sweeper will save a lot in terms of depreciation value without
sacrificing performance.
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