Schwarze strengthens its leadership in the sweeping industry by expanding upon the company’s ability to provide customers with the most flexibility, choice and value in sweeping, as well as innovative solutions to help them reach their sustainability goals.

Schwarze Industries, Inc. recently announced the development of its revolutionary HyperVAC pure vacuum sweeper. The new revolutionary material transfer system will improve sweeping quality, and the three-fold dust-laden air separator system reduces the release of contaminants from the exhaust typically seen in previous vacuum sweepers.

Schwarze strengthens its leadership in the sweeping industry by expanding upon the company's ability to provide customers with the most flexibility, choice and value in sweeping, as well as innovative solutions to help them reach their sustainability goals.

Advanced Surface Scrubbing

The Schwarze HyperVac features a patent pending debris moving technology that can also scrub the road surface at variable speeds. This unique surface scrubbing technology uses an array of digger brooms, similar to side brooms, and automatically adapts to the crown of the road, eliminating the need for a sweep tube transfer broom.

The HyperVac builds on the Schwarze portfolio of sweeper products, and includes:

Schwarze's exclusive “Sweep-Sense” control system.

“The HyperVac is truly a revolutionary product that is literally years ahead of any other sweeper, and we are excited about its reception into the sweeping industry,” said Greg Heyer, vice president of sales, marketing, customer service & product management.

Availability

The Schwarze HyperVac will be available early 2018 and will be sold through Schwarze's extended dealer network.

For more information, visit www.schwarze.com.

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