Description
The SPE RMS Magnetic Floor Sweeper is the perfect solution.
This sweeper features a powerful magnet that can easily pick up all types of metal. Therefore, it is ideal for use in both industrial and commercial settings. The magnetic field is also strong enough to penetrate through most types of flooring, so there’s no need to worry about leaving any particles behind. The unit is also lightweight and easy to maneuver, making it perfect for use in tight spaces. Plus, the rechargeable battery means you won’t have to worry about running out of power during the job. Whether you’re a professional contractor or a DIY enthusiast, the SPE RMS Magnetic Floor Sweeper is the perfect tool for keeping your workspace clean and safe.
The SPE range of Magnetic Floor Sweepers has been designed to collect up ferrous and other metallic particles remaining on floor surfaces after blasting has taken place.
- Collects ferrous and metallic debris from floor after blasting
- Simple operation
- 50 year magnet life
The simply operated release mechanism enables easy depositing of debris after collection. The permanent magnet will retain its power for 50 years and requires no maintenance. The height is adjustable to cope with large waste and uneven surfaces. The standard sweepers range in size from 310mm to 915mm wide but alternative towable and forklift mounted models are available.
The SPE RMS Magnetic Floor Sweeper is a powerful tool for collecting ferrous and metallic debris from your floor after blasting. Simple to operate, the sweeper has a 50-year magnet life, making it an essential part of your blast cleaning equipment. The RMS Magnetic Floor Sweeper is also great for picking up nails, tacks, and other small metal objects that can be missed by traditional sweeping methods. Whether you’re cleaning up after a major renovation or just doing some general housekeeping, the SPE RMS Magnetic Floor Sweeper is the perfect tool for the job. Order yours today and start keeping your floors clean and safe!
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