CLW Chengli Special Automobile · Suizhou, China
CLW sanitation trucks cover municipal street cleaning and liquid-waste collection: road sweepers with twin brooms and 4-12 m3 debris boxes, sewage and fecal suction trucks with 4-16 m3 sealed tanks and Roots or liquid-ring pumps, combination jetting units, and garbage compactor bodies. The series serves city contracts, septic tank emptying, storm drain maintenance and industrial cleaning, with 4x2 light chassis for narrow streets and 6x4 units for trunk routes.
Road sweeper trucks combine a suction and brush system with a 4-12 m3 hopper and water tank for street, yard and airport cleaning. Sweep width runs 3-6 m with a wander hose for kerbs and drains; vacuum or mechanical sweeping can be combined. Tell us the surface type, debris mix and shift length to match body volume and chassis. A road sweeper is sold under several names - sweeper lorry, street sweeper truck, street cleaning vehicle, mechanical sweeper or, in municipal tenders, road cleaning vehicle - and the working principle matters more than the label. This page covers suction-sweep bodies with a 4-18 m3 hopper and a 3-6 m sweep width, regenerative-air sweepers that filter and re-use the air instead of drawing fresh air in, and pure-electric sweepers for low-emission zones, all with kerb-side wander hoses, side brooms and a wash bar for the gutter line.
A mechanical sweeper uses rotating brooms to throw debris into a hopper and relies on a water spray to keep dust down. A sweep-suction machine adds a vacuum fan that pulls fine dust and leaves off the road into a filtered hopper, so it leaves the surface cleaner and keeps working in dry conditions. Regenerative-air sweepers are a third type: they re-circulate filtered air instead of drawing fresh air in, which holds the vacuum on uneven surfaces.
A sweeper lorry is the same road sweeper truck under UK and Commonwealth naming; street cleaning vehicle and road cleaning vehicle are the municipal tender terms. Specification follows the duty rather than the name: hopper volume of 4-18 m3 and a 3-6 m sweep width for trunk roads, a narrower 2-3 m unit for old-town streets, and a high-pressure wash bar where kerbs and drains must be cleaned as well.
Runway and apron cleaning is a specific duty: it needs high sweep speed, a wide broom, foreign object debris containment and often a second power unit, and the machine is usually certified to the airport's own standard. Our sweepers are built for highways, trunk roads and municipal work. For a runway contract, tell us the standard and the debris type and we will say whether a body can be adapted or a dedicated unit is needed.
Municipal sanitation is a fleet, not a single truck. CLW builds street sweepers with twin brooms and 4-12 m3 debris boxes, sewage suction trucks with 4-16 m3 sealed tanks and Roots or liquid-ring pumps, combination jetting units with 150-250 bar water, and compactor bodies for household waste.
A city contract usually needs sweepers for visible streets, suction units for drains and tanks, and compactors for household waste; buying one type for all three duties wastes crew time.
Define the duty before the body:
Send the route, daily volume and drain data with the destination port; CLW proposes a fleet mix and confirms tank, pump and body volumes before deposit.
Factory-direct FOB bands; a budget framework, not a quotation.
Compare sweep width, debris box volume, pump flow and vacuum, jetting pressure, tank steel and hose package. A low suction price often hides a smaller pump or a single-stage system that cannot hold vacuum at depth.
CLW builds sanitation bodies on MIIT-approved chassis in an ISO-certified factory. Pumps, sweepers and jetting systems are run-tested before shipment, and test records are supplied with the export documents: certificate of origin, invoice, packing list, bill of lading and inspection report on request.
Lead time is typically 20-35 working days for standard sweepers and suction trucks after deposit, and 30-45 working days for combination jetting and stainless bodies. Small 4x2 units ship in a 40FT container or on a flat rack; 6x4 units move by RoRo. Loading photos, lifting points and blocking instructions are provided before departure.
Sweeper and suction maintenance is dominated by the pump and the tank. Check the vacuum pump oil, belt and filter on schedule, keep the tank relief valve and vacuum gauge working, and inspect hoses and quick couplings for cracks before each shift. A falling vacuum usually means a leaking hose, a worn pump or a blocked filter.
For jetting units, test the pressure relief and lance trigger before use, never point the lance at people, and keep the water tank strainer clean. Wash the debris box and tank at the end of the shift and drain at the designated point. CLW supplies pump seals, hoses, nozzles, broom bristles and the body drawing with each truck.
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