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- Jiacheng Building, 128 Zhongxin Avenue, Suzhou, Jiangsu, China
The GTS-920M is our walk-behind manual sweeper for warehouses, workshops, retail floors, and other hard-surface routes.
It fits jobs where a broom is too slow and a powered sweeper is more than the job needs. It sweeps up to 1840㎡/h without electricity, charging, or battery upkeep, with very little maintenance.
It’s quiet enough for occupied buildings, compact enough to store in tight spaces, and light enough to move between sites in a single shift.
Replacing standard brooms requires equipment that works faster without adding new maintenance tasks. The GTS-920M operates entirely on manual push power.
It uses a front-throw brush setup, dual filtration, and large transport wheels to capture dirt.
The component details below show how this machine clears hard commercial floors without batteries or motor upkeep.
Broom sweeping wastes labor hours. Powered equipment adds charging time and battery costs.
The GTS-920M solves this problem for hard-surface routes. It clears floors quickly without drawing electricity.
Routes that need powered ride-on operation can compare the Tank5 floor sweeper.
Review the practical advantages below. They detail how this manual machine cuts down physical fatigue and lowers long-term cleaning expenses.
| Specification | Technical Data |
| Machine Type | Manual Walk-Behind Sweeper |
| Body Construction | Rotomolded LLDPE |
| Power Source | Manual / Push-Powered |
| Sweeping Path | 920 mm |
| Main Broom Width | 480 mm |
| Max Productivity | 1,840 m²/h |
| Debris Hopper Capacity | 40 L |
| Max Gradeability | 2% |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 1250 x 920 x 1050 mm |
| Folded Dimensions (L x W x H) | 385 x 920 x 880 mm |
| Machine Weight | 21 kg |
| Available Colors | Blue |
Warehouse & Logistics, Concrete Flooring
Cardboard dust, pallet chips, and stretch-wrap scraps build up fast in loading zones. Our front-throw system picks them up quickly without putting a powered machine in the middle of dock traffic.
Manufacturing Workshops, Epoxy Flooring
Metal dust and sawdust should not end up back on parts, shelves, or machine vents. The dual filtration system helps hold finer dust better while sweeping epoxy workshop floors.
Retail & Commercial Spaces, Ceramic and Anti-Slip Tiles
Some floors need sweeping while customers are still moving through the building. The GTS-920M keeps tile and anti-slip aisles clean during trading hours without adding motor noise to the space.
Property Management & Business Parks, Terrazzo Flooring
A daily route can start in the lobby and end on an outdoor walkway. We built the GTS-920M for that kind of work, with no charging, no cords, and no second machine needed between zones.
Parking Lots & Construction Sites, Asphalt
Gravel, glass fragments, and packaging scraps are tough on light equipment. The one-piece body and large wheels hold up better on rough asphalt and uneven outdoor ground.
Schools & Public Parks, Concrete and Paved Walkways
When people are still around, quiet sweeping is very important. The motorless design keeps noise down, and the compact fold makes storage easier once the route is finished.
Facility managers running more than one building do not need a floor sweeper that works indoors but becomes a hassle outside.
We built the GTS-920M to handle lobby floors, walkways, and other daily sweep-up routes in the same shift.
At 21kg, it moves easily between sites and keeps working without charging, battery upkeep, or extra maintenance drag.
Buying commercial cleaning equipment overseas means looking past the unit price.
Certificates, shipping crates, operator training, troubleshooting support, and spare parts all affect the real order cost.
We check the details from order confirmation to daily maintenance, before small problems turn into delays, downtime, or extra cost.
Different markets ask for specific certificates, manuals, and customs paperwork. We check the available certificates and export documents for your selected model.
This helps you see whether the machine is ready for your market early. It reduces back-and-forth communication and helps reduce customs delays caused by missing paperwork.
Local markets require local setups. We configure the right voltage and plug type for every machine, even single sample orders.
For bulk buyers, we also adjust brand colors and logos. This ensures your machines look and function exactly as expected on arrival.
Heavy cleaning machines go through rough handling during ocean freight, warehouse transfers, and repeated loading.
We select packing methods based on machine size, weight, and transit type. This cuts the risk of scratches, deformation, loose parts, and outer-box damage.
After delivery, cleaning crews need to operate the machine correctly from the first shift. We provide standard operation and maintenance materials.
These files help crews learn the basic operating steps faster. This helps reduce repeated training work and prevents hardware damage caused by incorrect use.
Once a machine is down, the cleaning route slows down fast. When you submit a service issue, our technical team replies quickly during business hours.
We provide an initial diagnosis and remote guidance to help identify the cause sooner.
Long-term use depends on reliable warranty policies and steady part replacements. We support common wear parts, core components, and replacement needs by machine type.
You can plan spare parts inventory ahead of time. This avoids leaving a machine idle over a small missing part.
The GTS-920M operates without electronic components. Its sweeping capacity depends entirely on mechanical contact and physical dust containment.
This section details the exact replacement brooms, drive belts, rubber skirts, and pleated filters required for the machine.
Facility staff can install these hardware components directly on site to maintain the 1,840 m²/h sweeping output across daily routes.
Floor size and industry environments dictate your equipment choice. We manufacture these related scrubbers with different hardware configurations.
Review their technical data to find the right machine for your specific sector.
Floor sweeper selection starts with debris type, route width, dust level, and dumping access. Operating conditions matter.
These FAQs also cover power setup, wear parts, branding, documents, package contents, and warranty terms.
Match the machine to the route, not just the floor area. Manual walk-behind sweepers suit smaller hard-surface areas, tight aisles, and close-control zones. Powered or enclosed ride-on sweepers fit longer, wider, or more exposed routes.
Send photos, route width, surface, debris, slope, dust level, dumping point, and charging access for powered models.
This machine type is mainly for loose dry debris. Dust, sand, leaves, paper scraps, carton pieces, pallet chips, shrink-wrap pieces, gravel, and small loose debris may fit when the brush and hopper match the job.
Fine dust is not pallet chips. Sticky residue, gum, oil film, wet sludge, and tire marks need another method.
Match the use area to the sweeper type and route condition. A compact hard-surface route may suit a manual walk-behind machine.
Yards, open lanes, and longer outdoor routes may call for powered or enclosed ride-on sweepers.
Parking areas need a closer look because dry debris often sits near water, oil, or tire marks. Sweep loose debris first. Handle those floor problems separately.
Compare the numbers that change daily operation. Sweeping path affects passes. Hopper capacity affects dump stops. Turning radius decides whether the machine fits gates, corners, and aisles.
Also look at main brush size, side brush setup, filter area, dust-control method, power source, runtime if provided, machine size, weight, and gradeability.
Use the latest specification sheet when finalizing model details.
Sweeping width is about passes. Hopper capacity is about dump stops. Dust-control parts need more care in the wording because they are not shared across all models.
Filter type, misting, fan use, and filter shaking only apply when the selected machine includes them. Dry fine dust, outdoor wind, and daily filter maintenance can change how the sweeper feels in use.
The usual wear area is the sweeping system. Side brushes, the main brush, rubber flaps or skirts, filters, sealing strips, wheels, and dust-control parts may need replacement over time.
Rough concrete, sharp scrap, long routes, and dusty work can shorten the replacement rhythm. Before purchase, ask for part codes, quantities, and suggested first-order consumables for the exact model.
Manual walk-behind sweepers do not need charging. No charger voltage or plug type check is needed for that type.
Powered ride-on and enclosed ride-on machines are different. For those, review the battery version, charger version, input voltage, plug type, and local electrical requirements for the destination country.
Yes, these requests can be discussed. Logo, body color, packaging, and document changes are tied to the selected model, order quantity, production partner, cost, and lead time.
Share the model, expected quantity, logo file, destination market, and sales channel during order discussion.
Warranty, remote support, and package contents follow the exact model and order terms. Review the warranty period, covered parts, excluded parts, claim steps, and available remote guidance.
Also check what ships with the machine: battery and charger where applicable, brushes, filters, optional add-ons, documents, and first-order consumables.
Share the debris type, route width, surface, and daily sweeping area. We can compare manual walk-behind, powered ride-on, and enclosed ride-on options.
Ask about dust-control parts, order quantities, branding, documents, spare parts, or shipping details.
Jiacheng Building, 128 Zhongxin Avenue, Suzhou, Jiangsu, China
+86 189-6210-8169
ocean@sheen.cc
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