Hydraulic Snow Sweeper Broom and Angle Snow Blade Attachment for Wheel Loader
The Hydraulic Snow Sweeper Broom and Angle Snow Blade Attachment Series is engineered to transform standard wheel loaders into high-efficiency, multi-seasonal winter road maintenance and surface cleaning machines. Designed for municipal clearing, highway maintenance, commercial parking lots, and industrial yards, this attachment lineup includes high-torque rotary snow brooms (Models 011A/011B/011C) and heavy-duty angled snow plows (Model 012). Driven by the loader's auxiliary hydraulic system, these attachments deliver fast snow removal, debris sweeping, and ice scraping capabilities across large paved surfaces.
Hydraulic Snow Sweeper Broom and Angle Snow Blade Attachment for Wheel Loader Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
Hydraulic Snow Sweeper Broom and Angle Snow Blade Attachment for Wheel Loader Detail Introduction :
| Model Code | Attachment Type / Description | Clearing Width (mm) | Brush Diameter / Capacity | Key Functional Features | Compatible Loader Class |
| 011A | Rotary Snow Sweeper Broom | 2500 | 800 mm Diameter | High-speed rotary brush for light-to-medium snow | 936 – 946 Series Loaders |
| 011A | Heavy Rotary Snow Sweeper Broom | 3000 | 800 mm Diameter | Extra-wide rotary brush for highway clearing | 936 – 946 Series Loaders |
| 011B | Enclosed Collector Road Sweeper | 2000 | 650 mm Dia. /0.54 m³ | Built-in collection hopper for snow & debris | Standard Wheel Loaders |
| 011C | Sweeper with Side Brush & Water Tank | 2000 | 650 mm Dia. /0.75 m³ | Includes gutter side brush & dust suppression water spray | Standard Wheel Loaders |
| 012 | Heavy Duty Angled Snow Plow | 2190 | Adjustable Width | High-tensile steel blade for deep snow & ice pushing | 936 – 946 Series Loaders |
High-Torque Rotary Snow Sweeper Brooms (011A): Features heavy-duty poly/steel bristle rollers in 2500 mm and 3000 mm working widths (800 mm brush diameter), providing high-speed snow flicking and slush clearing without damaging asphalt road surfaces.
Enclosed Collector Sweeper Brooms (011B / 011C): Industrial collector brooms featuring a 2000 mm sweeping width and built-in collection hoppers (0.54 m³ and 0.75 m³ capacities). Model 011C adds side gutter brushes and a water spraying system for dust suppression during summer road maintenance.
Heavy-Duty Angled Snow Plow Blade (012): Built with a 2190 mm clearing width and high-tensile steel trip-edge cutting blades, designed to push heavy snow drifts and ice packed on roadsides.
Adjustable Hydraulic Angling: Both snow plows and rotary brooms feature hydraulic angle adjustments to divert snow to the left or right during continuous forward travel.
Universal 936–946 Loader Compatibility: Custom-engineered mounting brackets allow fast pin-on or quick-coupler integration with popular 936 to 946 series wheel loaders.
Product Applications
Municipal Highways & City Streets: Clearing winter snowdrifts, slush, and black ice from public roadways and highway ramps.
Commercial Parking Lots & Airports: Rapid, large-area snow removal across shopping mall lots, logistics hubs, and airport taxiways.
Year-Round Industrial Yard Sweeping: Sweeping dirt, gravel, construction dust, and debris from factory yards and logistics warehouses during non-winter seasons.
Why Choose Us?
All-Season Operational Utility: Converts seasonal winter snow removal equipment into a year-round industrial road sweeper.
Abrasion-Resistant Bristles & Blades: High-density polypropylene/wire broom bristles and reversible plow cutting edges ensure extended service lives under heavy friction.
Factory Direct Reliability: Precision hydraulic motors, reinforced pivot frames, and complete spare parts support provided directly from the manufacturer.
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