In the world of site cleanup—whether on construction zones, parking lots, municipal lots, or agricultural yards—the right attachment can make the difference between a half-clean job and a thoroughly swept, dust-controlled environment. Enter the Skid Steer Box Broom Sweeper with Spraying: a robust, hydraulically-driven sweeper designed to make sweeping smarter, cleaner and far more efficient.

This unit comes ready with a built-in 200 litre water tank and 8 dust-removal spray nozzles, ensuring that as you sweep you suppress airborne dust at the same time. Coupled with a hydraulic drive system rated at 16 MPa operating pressure and 60–70 L/min flow, and with a main brush diameter of 550 mm plus a side brush diameter of 500 mm mounted on plain wheels, it’s engineered to deliver both breadth and detail in one pass.

Key Features & What They Mean for You

Here’s a closer look at the specification highlights and how they translate into real-world benefits:

- 200 litre water tank + 8 spray nozzles

Many broom-sweeper attachments leave dust kicking up behind them unless a separate dust-suppression system is used. The integrated water tank and spray nozzles mean this unit suppresses dust as you go,improving air quality and visibility on-site and reducing secondary cleanup. This feature reflects the growing industry expectation around dust control in broom attachments.

- Hydraulic motor drive – 16 MPa / 60-70 L/min

A high-flow, high-pressure hydraulic drive means the broom bristles spin with power and consistency, even under load. According to equipment guides, ensuring the broom motor is properly protected and matched to the machine’s hydraulic supply is critical to performance.

- Main brush Ø 550 mm and side brush Ø 500 mm

A large main brush means a wider sweep path and ability to engage more debris in each pass; the side brush adds precision along edges or curbs. These diameters put the unit in a “substantial” size class—ideal for medium-to-large sweeping tasks.

- Plain wheels

Many broom attachments use skid runners or tracks; plain wheels suggest easier movement and lower drag—or at least less wear on the mounting/travel system—potentially reducing maintenance.

- Box broom / enclosed-style design

While many angle-broom attachments simply spin debris aside, box-style sweepers collect and control debris more effectively. The enclosed design helps reduce scatter and enhances cleanup efficiency. This aligns with what many blog posts highlight when discussing box brooms for skid steers.

Why It Matters – Applications & Benefits

- Improved Efficiency

The ability to sweep large areas quickly while simultaneously managing dust means fewer passes, less manual cleanup and improved job-site productivity. Industry sources note that broom attachments can cover vast square footage per hour when properly matched to the machine.

- Dust Control & Safety

Dust flying off sweeping attachments is not just a nuisance—it can reduce visibility, degrade air quality, harm operator health and contaminate adjacent surfaces. The integrated spraying system addresses this head-on. Clean surfaces also reduce slip/trip hazards and improve site safety.

- Versatility

Whether your site is a construction lot, parking deck, industrial yard or even an indoor warehouse floor, the combination of hydraulic drive, decent brush size and dust-suppression capability makes this sweeper suitable for a broad range of jobs. As one blog put it: “Box sweepers are ideal where containing waste material is essential.”

- Cost-effectiveness

By reducing the need for follow-up cleanup and minimizing debris scatter or airborne migration, you’re saving labor, time and associated costs. One blog puts it succinctly: “A box broom… can make a big difference in keeping your work area tidy and efficient.”