Industrial floor sweeper machines Logan
Walk-behind and ride-on sweepers that pick up dust, grit and debris from large hard floors and outdoor yards — far faster than a broom and without stirring dust back into the air.
Supplying Logan businesses from our own workshop in Cornubia — including industrial estates at Crestmead, Loganholme, Slacks Creek and Underwood.
Dust under control
Sealed hoppers and panel filtration capture fine dust instead of spreading it, helping you manage silica and other hazards.
Built for big areas
Ride-on models clean warehouses, yards and car parks in a fraction of the time of manual sweeping.
Battery, petrol, LPG or diesel
Pick the power source that suits indoor air quality, shift length and the size of your site.
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What an industrial sweeper does
A sweeper uses a main broom and side brushes to flick debris into a hopper while a vacuum fan and filter keep dust contained. It's the right first machine for loose material — dust, packaging, swarf, gravel and leaves — on concrete, asphalt and pavers.
Choosing the right size
Cleaning width, hopper capacity and power source matter most. Walk-behind sweepers suit smaller warehouses and workshops; ride-on sweepers suit large distribution centres, factories and outdoor yards. Tell us your floor area and what you're picking up and we'll match a machine.
Visit our Cornubia workshop
Logan businesses can see machines in person at our Cornubia workshop, talk through options with our team, and bring machines in for servicing.
Industrial floor sweeper machines in Logan
Our head office and workshop are in Cornubia, in the City of Logan. That means the fastest delivery, demonstrations and servicing in our area. We work with businesses across Crestmead, Loganholme, Meadowbrook, Slacks Creek, Underwood, Springwood and Beenleigh.
Questions
Sweepers remove loose debris and dust; scrubbers wash and dry the floor. Many sites use a sweeper first, then a scrubber. Our guide explains the difference in detail.
Yes. Ride-on sweepers with petrol, LPG or diesel engines are common in yards, car parks and quarries, while battery models are preferred indoors.
Yes. Our workshop is in Cornubia — contact us to arrange a time to see machines in person.