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Elgin Sweeper

Street sweepers for municipal, residential, airport, port, construction and industrial sweeping.

Overview

Elgin Sweeper has built street sweepers in Elgin, Illinois, since 1914, when its first three-wheeled sweeper was made to solve the health and safety problems of dusty roads. It is part of Federal Signal Corporation’s Environmental Solutions Group.

The line covers mechanical broom, regenerative air and pure vacuum sweepers, along with non-CDL and hybrid options, for municipal streets, airports, ports, construction and industrial sites. Elgin points to its regenerative air machines for fine particle pickup with less dust, and it sells and supports its sweepers through a dealer network with a stated commitment to be there for the life of the machine.


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