Road Sweeping
If you require road sweeping on your site, Surfprep can help.
At Surfprep we operate a number of bobcat mounted road sweeping broom buckets which enable us to rapidly clean up most spilt materials. Our road sweeping broom buckets are also used extensively in conjunction with our asphalt milling heads (cold planners), enabling our operators to rapidly pick up asphalt millings. Roadways & car-parks can be swept with ease and the high lift capacity on our bobcats enable us to load even the largest of 8 wheelers.
All our bobcats are road registered and arrive complete with hazard lights, flashing beacons, reversing beacons (white noise) and rear view mirrors.
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Customer: Canadian Pacific Ltd
Job: College Rd, St Johns, Auckland
Description: Surfprep have a number of options when it comes to machine mounted broom-buckets.
Customer: ITS
Job: Mill Rd, Alfriston, Auckland
Description: Surfprep also operate broom-buckets on the front of their Dingo’s.
Customer: Canadian Pacific Ltd
Job: College Rd, St Johns, Auckland
Description: Our bobcat broom-buckets are 1800mm wide and as they are used on the front of our bobcats, they are very manoeuvrable and can work in either tight spaces or wide open areas.
Customer: Canadian Pacific Ltd
Job: College Rd, St Johns, Auckland
Description: We are able to sweep up a large variety of materials and can do it quickly.
Customer: Canadian Pacific Ltd
Job: College Rd, St Johns, Auckland
Description: Swept areas are left clean and clear of all debris on completion.
Customer: Canadian Pacific Ltd
Job: College Rd, St Johns, Auckland
Description: Sweeping can be carried out very close to other objects.
Customer: ITS
Job: Mill Rd, Alfriston, Auckland
Description: Dingo broom-buckets are 1200mm wide and like the bobcat broom-buckets can sweep up a large variety of materials.
Customer: ITS
Job: Mill Rd, Alfriston, Auckland
Description: The broom-buckets are very efficient and ideal on roads, carparks, warehouse floors and more.
