Spreaders worth their salt (1st February 2010)

Broadwood International has launched two new SnowEx spreaders for pedestrian use. The SP-85 is self-powered by its own wheels, which transmit drive through a sealed gearbox to a spinning disc, spreading salt in a circu

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Keeping car parks ice-free (1st October 2008)

Broadwood International's SnowEx SP-575 salt and sand spreader is said to be proving indispensable to facilities management company, Cresswell, in keeping Woking Borough Council's car parks free of snow and ice.

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Cuts through sawdust (1st June 2007)

Forest Garden, manufacturer of timber garden products, is making a clean sweep through sawdust and other debris at its sawmill and manufacturing facility in Lockerbie with the help of Broadwood's SweepEx push broom.

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Easy-to-operate rotary sweeper (1st April 2007)

A new rotary hand sweeper from Broadwood is designed to take the drudgery out of sweeping.

BroomEx is said to be light to handle, easy to operate and to have low running costs.

Suitable for a wide range of applications, inc

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Clean sweep made easy (1st December 2006)

Instead of spending hours manually sweeping the 1000m2 yard at Warmseal's Throckley site, staff simply attach Broadwood's SweepEx modular brush system to a forklift truck using a hitch and complete the task in less than 1h.

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De-icing system (1st October 2006)

Broadwood International's SnowEx V-Maxx spreader has been made more versatile with the addition of AccuSpray, a self-contained system capable of liquid deicing or pre-wetting.

The unit can be easily and quickly changed to sp

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Swift sweeping (1st October 2006)

Broadwood's SweepEx modular brush system allows fertiliser supplier, J & H Bunn to efficiently sweep large areas and between narrow rows.

The company previously used a rotary sweeper, but its hydraulics quickly deteriorated

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  Sweeping attachment (1st December 2005)

Broadwood International has extended its Tuchel range of rotary sweepers with the launch of ECO, a smaller version that has been developed for attaching to forklift trucks.

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PREPARING FOR WINTER WEATHER (1st October 2005)

A new chassis has been introduced for Broadwood’s SnowEx truck spreaders, adding to their versatility.

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Sweeping attachment (1st June 2005)

Broadwood International is the UK distributor for the Tuchel rotary sweeper. The device can be attached to a range of vehicles to provide a cost effective solution for cleaning applications in factories, on construction sites, roads and so on. Equipp

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Modular broom (1st April 2005)

Keen to ensure that its depots are always shipshape, plant and tool hire firm, GAP, has purchased Broadwood’s SweepEx modular broom system to keep sites free from dust in summer and clear of mud and debris in winter.

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LIGHTWEIGHT SALT AND SAND SPREADER (1st December 2004)

Responding to customer demand for a lightweight salt spreader for smaller jobs, such as pathways, parks and yards, Broadwood International has introduced the SnowEx 325 for use on the back of small pickups and forklift trucks.

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Deals with snow/ice (1st December 2004)

A cost effective means of dealing with snow and ice on carparks, roads, intersections and public thoroughfares is available from Broadwood International.

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Spreader solution (1st October 2004)

Health and safety regulations require that access to private and public buildings, public thoroughfares, car parks and shop entrances have to be clear of snow and ice to prevent trips, slips and falls.

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Sweeping savings (1st August 2004)

Based in Southampton, Trevor Hill Construction has found the answer to the unpopular and labour intensive task of sweeping up at the end of the day.

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Saves time and money (1st April 2004)

Travis Perkins keeps its Fleet site clean using a SweepEx modular brush system from Broadwood International.

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