RIDE ON STREET ROAD SWEEPING

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
CITYVAC Multihog Limited Finnabair Industrial Estate Dundalk, County Louth Ireland Ride-on street and road sweeping and cleaning vehicles in the nature of road sweepers; self-propelled ride-on street and road sweeping and cleaning vehicles in the nature of road sweeping machines; self-propelled street cleaning machines; self-propelled road sweeping machines; pilotless cleaning vehicles in the nature of self-propelled road sweeping machines; street sweeping machines; road sweepers; road sweeping machines; road and street sweeping and cleaning attachments for ride-on vehicles; vehicle mounted road cleaning and sweeping apparatus; tractor mountable road cleaning and sweeping apparatus; parts and fittings for all the aforesaid goods;CITY VAC;street and road cleaning and sweeping tractors;
MULTIGO Multihog Limited Finnabair Industrial Estate Dundalk, County Louth Ireland ride-on street and road sweeping and cleaning vehicles in the nature of road sweepers; self-propelled ride-on street and road sweeping and cleaning vehicles in the nature of road sweeping machines; self-propelled street cleaning machines; self-propelled road sweeping machines; pilotless cleaning vehicles in the nature of self-propelled road sweeping machines; street sweeping machines; road sweepers; road sweeping machines; road and street sweeping and cleaning attachments for ride-on vehicles; vehicle mounted road cleaning and sweeping apparatus; tractor mountable road cleaning and sweeping apparatus; parts and fittings for all the aforesaid goods;street and road cleaning and sweeping tractors;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A storm drain filter including a frame holding a filter assembly to filter incoming drainage water and thereby prevent sediment from entering the storm drain's inlet. The frame can be easily removed and replaced to allow street sweeping. In one embodiment, an erosion control apparatus comprises one or more broom filters each including a plurality of adjacent bristles, and a frame that holds the broom filter(s) so that the bristles extend downwardly to the road surface. In one embodiment, the beam of the broom filter is pivotally connected to the frame, and the bristles have substantially greater than a 90° vertical angle, to allow the weight and flexibility of the bristles to conform to variations in the road surface. A filtration bag to filter hydrocarbons may be attached downstream of the broom filter. The frame can be designed for a wide variety of implementations, and can be re-usable.