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Excavator Brooms

Excavator Brooms

The TGEC excavator rotary broom is a hydraulic‑powered sweeping attachment featuring a rotating cylindrical brush for road maintenance, construction cleanup, snow removal, and industrial facility sweeping. Six models offer working widths from 1500 to 3000 mm, brush drum diameters from 70 to 120 cm, empty weights from 800 to 1800 kg, brush speeds up to 250–300 rpm, and integrated water tanks for dust suppression. Designed for excavators from 4 to 18 tons.
Product Name: Rotary Broom / Hydraulic broom / Rotary sweeper / Power broom / Angle broom / Rotating broom
Type: Sweepers & Brooms
After-sales Service: Provided
Warranty: 1 Year
Customization: Available
Shipping Cost: Negotiate with us about shipping cost and estimated delivery time.
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Overview
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Product Overview

TGEC rotary brooms deliver powered sweeping and debris collection (250–300 rpm), with onboard water spray to keep dust down. The angled head allows directional windrowing. Six standard widths cover everything from sidewalks to arterial roads. All run at 160–230 bar. Custom brackets and quick‑coupler adaptations are available. For simpler tasks, see the fixed push broom.

Excavator-mounted rotary hydraulic sweeper in operation

Technical Specifications

ParameterTG-RB1500TG-RB1900TG-RB2000TG-RB2200TG-RB2500TG-RB3000
Working Width150 cm (59 in)190 cm (75 in)220 cm (87 in)220 cm (87 in)250 cm (98 in)300 cm (118 in)
Full Width180 cm (71 in)216 cm (85 in)253 cm (100 in)253 cm (100 in)280 cm (110 in)300 cm (118 in)
Max. Height150 cm (59 in)150 cm (59 in)150 cm (59 in)177 cm (70 in)177 cm (70 in)177 cm (70 in)
Depth207 cm (81 in)207 cm (81 in)207 cm (81 in)245 cm (96 in)245 cm (96 in)245 cm (96 in)
Brush Drum Diameter70 cm (28 in)70 cm (28 in)70 cm (28 in)90 cm (35 in)120 cm (47 in)120 cm (47 in)
Machine Recommendation4–7 ton5–8 ton7–13 ton9–16 ton10–18 ton10–18 ton
Empty Weight800 kg (1764 lb)900 kg (1984 lb)1000 kg (2205 lb)1500 kg (3307 lb)1800 kg (3968 lb)1800 kg (3968 lb)
Hydraulic Pressure160–230 bar160–230 bar160–230 bar160–230 bar160–230 bar160–230 bar
Brush Rotation (max)250–300 rpm250–300 rpm250–300 rpm250–300 rpm250–300 rpm250–300 rpm
Water Tank Volume250 L (66 gal)250 L (66 gal)330 L (87 gal)330 L (87 gal)350 L (92 gal)350 L (92 gal)

Confirm auxiliary flow, pin dimensions, and lift capacity with your excavator spec. Data for reference only.

Model Selection Guide

TG‑RB1500/1900 suit 4–8 t compact excavators for sidewalks and small lots. TG‑RB2000/2200 fit 7–16 t mid‑size machines for general street and construction sweeping. TG‑RB2500/3000 are for 10–18 t large excavators covering wide roads and industrial yards. For full broom lineup, see excavator brooms.

Installation & Mounting

Standard pin‑on or quick‑coupler mounting. Verify pin diameter, pin center distance, and arm width — measure your machine, don't trust specs. Custom brackets available for non‑standard pins. Requires dedicated auxiliary circuit (160–230 bar) for brush rotation; water suppression may need an extra circuit or self‑contained pump. Ensure broom + water weight stays within lift capacity.

Key Features

  • Hydraulic rotary brush at 250–300 rpm for aggressive cleaning

  • Six widths 150–300 cm, covering 4–18 t excavators

  • Integrated 250–350 L water tank with spray nozzles

  • Angle broom for directional windrowing

  • Brush drum diameters 70–120 cm for long life and tough jobs

  • Heavy‑duty frame, protected motor, corrosion‑resistant water system

  • Custom brackets and quick‑coupler adaptations

  • Full replacement parts availability

Application Scenarios

  • Road sweeping – removes gravel, sand, debris, prepares for paving

  • Construction cleanup – sawdust, dirt, concrete dust, aggregate

  • Snow/ice removal – clears pavements, lots, loading docks

  • Industrial sweeping – warehouses, yards, logistics centers

  • Municipal work – streets, parks, storm cleanup

  • Agricultural – barns, feed lots, farm lanes

How It Works

Auxiliary hydraulic fluid (160–230 bar) drives a motor that spins the brush at 250–300 rpm. The bristles scrub and propel debris forward or sideways (angled head). Operator controls speed and angle from the cab. Water spray (if equipped) suppresses dust. Consistent cleaning force regardless of forward speed.

Wear & Service

Main wear item is the brush bristles — inspect weekly (heavy use) or monthly; replace when worn to half or less of original diameter. Also check hydraulic motor, hoses, seals, water tank/nozzles, mounting plate, pivot pins. TGEC stocks all replacement parts. Drain water tank before freezing.

Dealer & Bulk Orders

TGEC supplies rotary brooms factory‑direct and private‑label. Volume pricing, long‑term agreements, custom configurations (bristle materials, widths, brackets, water tank, hydraulics, branding) available. Combine with other TGEC attachments for streamlined shipping. Contact sales with your target models and quantities.

Request a Quote

Provide excavator make/model, surface/debris type, auxiliary flow/pressure, and preferred width. We'll recommend the right model, verify compatibility, and quote with brackets, water options, and delivery terms.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an excavator rotary broom used for?+

Road sweeping, construction cleanup, snow/ice removal, industrial sweeping, municipal work, agriculture. Powered brush (250–300 rpm) gives thorough cleaning; water tank suppresses dust. Angled head windrows debris. Widths 150–300 cm cover narrow to wide areas.

How does a hydraulic rotary broom work on an excavator?+

Auxiliary circuit delivers 160–230 bar oil to a hydraulic motor, spinning the brush at 250–300 rpm. Bristles scrub and throw debris. Operator controls speed/angle from cab. Water spray (if fitted) reduces dust. Requires dedicated circuit with adequate flow.

What excavator sizes can be matched with a rotary broom?+

TG‑RB1500 (4–7 t), RB1900 (5–8 t), RB2000 (7–13 t), RB2200 (9–16 t), RB2500/3000 (10–18 t). Always verify hydraulic flow and lift capacity — larger models need more flow and heavier machines.

What hydraulic requirements should be checked before installing a rotary broom?+

Dedicated auxiliary circuit with 160–230 bar, sufficient flow for continuous 250–300 rpm, proper oil cooler, clean fluid, compatible fittings. Water suppression may need extra circuit or self‑contained pump. Measure actual flow, not nominal.

What is the difference between a rotary broom and a push broom?+

Rotary is hydraulic‑powered with spinning brush (250–300 rpm), heavier (800–1800 kg), needs hydraulics, has water dust control. Push broom is fixed, non‑hydraulic, lighter (120–280 kg), no hydraulics, simpler, cheaper. Choose rotary for thorough cleaning; push for light debris on a budget.

When is an angle broom useful for excavator work?+

Whenever you need to direct debris to one side — street sweeping to curb, snow clearing to shoulder, construction windrowing, industrial yard gathering, parking lot edge cleaning. Saves multiple passes.

What types of surfaces and debris can a rotary broom clean?+

Asphalt, concrete, gravel, industrial floors, artificial turf. Debris: dust, dirt, sand, gravel, leaves, sawdust, snow/slush, grain/manure. Not for wet mud or large rocks. Bristle material choice matters — nylon for delicate, poly for general, wire for aggressive.

How should the broom width be matched to the excavator?+

Based on machine size, sweep area, and maneuverability. 150–190 cm for compact (4–8 t) tight spaces; 220 cm for mid‑size (7–16 t) general use; 250–300 cm for large (10–18 t) open areas. Ensure weight + water within lift capacity.

Which wear components on a rotary broom require regular inspection?+

Brush bristles (primary), hydraulic motor, hoses/fittings, seals, water tank/nozzles, mounting plate, pivot pins, angle mechanism. Replace bristles when worn to half diameter. Drain tank before freeze.

What factors should contractors consider when selecting a hydraulic excavator broom?+

Excavator hydraulics/lift capacity, application (road, construction, snow, industrial), width, brush drum diameter, water suppression need, angle capability, parts availability, budget, and whether it will be shared across multiple machines. For simple tasks, consider a push broom.
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