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Nilfisk, Inc.: Advance SW4000 rider sweeper

Keeping facility floors debris-free enhances operator safety, productivity

Nilfisk, Inc.: Advance SW4000 rider sweeper
By 24/7 Staff 
January 20, 2014

The Advance SW4000 rider sweeper by Nilfisk-Advance negotiates a wide, highly maneuverable 49-inch cleaning path and runs up to 4.5 hours on a single battery charge.

The main broom, side broom and vacuum fan operate only when the machine is moving to maximize uptime and minimize broom wear. To enhance sweeping capabilities, the optional DustGuard mister system controls 75% more dust to improve air quality and reduce cleaning time.

Features include high maneuverability in tight corners and narrow aisles with front-wheel drive and front-wheel steering, hydraulic high dump and retractable hopper for safe handling and fast dumping, and dust-free filters with a multi-frequency filter shaker.

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Nilfisk is a leading global provider of professional cleaning products and services, including floorcare equipment, industrial vacuum cleaners and high pressure washers. They help solve challenging cleaning applications from floor to ceiling.

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