The Benefits of Using a Street Sweeper During Milling

Milling jobs can be a challenge when it comes to ensuring that all debris and materials have been removed from the area after the milling machine, leaving the road clean and safe for traffic. In order to ensure that the milling job is done properly, it is important to use a street sweeper afterward.

Fortunately, the Schwarze M6 Avalanche street sweeper is up to the task. This heavy-duty mechanical broom sweeper offers many of the design innovations that have become a hallmark of Schwarze Industries, making it an ideal choice for milling jobs.

The M6 Avalanche is designed to take on even the toughest sweeping tasks. Its rugged chassis-mounted design allows for easy maneuverability, and its full-feature capabilities make it an ideal choice for milling jobs. The sweeping system is designed to effectively pick up debris from both asphalt and concrete surfaces, making it perfect for milling operations.

Schwarze’s M6 Avalanche allows contractors to stay productive “in the cut” with features like variable controlled conveyor and broom speeds, a 45-second dump cycle, operator presets, and one-button sweep/standby.

“The controls are intuitive and user-friendly, making it simple to maneuver around tight corners or narrow streets. Additionally, the machine requires minimal maintenance and upkeep, allowing me to focus on getting the job done quickly and efficiently.”

The Schwarze M6 Avalanche street sweeper is an excellent choice for milling jobs due to its versatility and full-feature capabilities. It’s also easy to use and maintain, making it a great option for any job site.

Watch these short videos to learn more about the features and benefits of the M6 Avalanche and why it is the top choice for DOTs and contractors by watching one of the videos below.

Sweeper operator Ryan Campolong at C.J. Millier LLC discusses the features and benefits of the M6 Avalanche that help them increase productivity in milling operations.

Schwarze Regional Sales Manager Latner McDonald explains setting up the 6 Sense for milling set-up on the M6 Avalanche.