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TYMCO

Regenerative air sweepers built in Waco, Texas, from parking lot units to high-speed airport runway models, with about 30 factory service schools a year.

Overview

TYMCO invented the Regenerative Air sweeping system in the 1960s and builds every sweeper on that technology at its Waco, Texas plant. The line runs from parking lot sweepers through street sweepers to high-speed airport runway sweepers, with dustless industrial models and CNG-powered options the company has offered since 1984. Regenerative air sweeping recirculates air rather than exhausting it, which improves dust control, stormwater runoff quality, and air quality. TYMCO runs about 30 service schools a year at its factory to train customer technicians and operators.

Key Products and Services

  • Regenerative air sweepers
  • Street sweepers / road sweepers
  • Multi-purpose airport sweepers
  • High-speed airport runway sweepers
  • Airport blowers
  • Glycol recovery sweepers
  • Magnet sweepers
  • Parking lot sweepers

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