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AS 660 Airport sweeper

AS 660 Airport sweeper
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Uncompromised cleaning for the most demanding environments The AS 660 is an extremely powerful and efficient truck-mounted sweeper for use on airports It boasts outstanding suction power, a large 7 m3 hopper, and a large water volume for long sweeping distances and maximum efficiency. With a self-supporting frame, the sweeper can be mounted to any conventional 2-axle truck chassis in the 15–18 tonne class, provided that the requirements for approval in terms of load capacity are met – a unique concept that offers maximum flexibility and adaptability. Benefit from: • optimum dust binding –...

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Uncompromisingly clean Full surface cleaning thanks to rear suction unit The rear suction unit enables full surface cleaning across the entire machine width. The high suction power and flow-optimised suction shaft ensure optimal collection of debris – even for stubborn dirt and liquids. The flexible suspension, combined with a two-part suction vehicle, ensures that the suction nozzles ideally adjustment to the swept surface, even when the truck is on a steep incline or uneven roads. The rear suction unit is also not dependent on the type of truck. Its operation is fully integrated into the...

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Technical specifications AS 660 Hopper Hopper volume 7.0 m³ Tipping angle 60° Debris collection (towed gutter channel disc brush, feed roller brush and suction shaft) Ø gutter channel disc brush 550 mm, 650 mm and 750 mm Ø feed roller 400 mm Feed roller length 1,300 mm Suction shaft width 750 mm Ø suction hose / Ø rear suction shaft 250 mm / 250 mm Sweeping widths Gutter channel disc brush with suction nozzle 1,200 mm Gutter channel disc brush with suction nozzle and brush roller 2,350 mm Rear suction unit sweeping width 2,500 mm Dual design and simultaneous sweeping Max. 3,500 mm...

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