Doncaster forms part of an ever growing new customer base to Scarab Sweepers represented in the North of England by Londonderry Garage who supplied and commissioned the two recently delivered vehicles and will also provide their usual comprehensive after sales package (09/09/2007)

At 18 tonnes gross, carrying 2,500 litres of water, sweeping a 3.4m path and collecting up to nine tonnes in its 7.5 cubic metre hopper, the Scarab Magnum Plus is the mother of all brushes.
Working closely with RMC Surfacing which operates a large fleet of Scarab`s single-engined sweepers, Scarab has designed its latest machine for the highways contractor. The brief was for a high-production machine capable not only of non-stop work behind the planer but also washing the surface when required, often within a 12 hour road closure. (09/09/2007)

Two into one wil go... but is it any better?

Engineering journalist Michael McRitchie reports on the Scarab Mistral, the twin-engined sweeper.

For Kent manufacturer Scarab to produce a twin-engine road sweeper is rather like encountering donkeys entered in the Derby. Scarab`s revolutionary single-engine design gives greater payload, more hopper space and saves fuel, so why take the seemingly retrograde step of fitting the extra engine.

(09/09/2007)

Having specialised in single-engined machines for the past 20 years, UK-based Scarab Sweepers has surprised the market by unveiling a new, auxiliary-engined, truck-mounted sweeper called the Mistral.

Malcolm Bates talks to the design team about the reason for this sudden change of tack, and tries out the prototype.

(05/09/2007)

General Manager Dominique Declercq of 3d had the pleasure of handing over the keys to Hubert Matuzewski from Sepur to celebrate him buying the 1000th Scarab Sweeper to be sold in France. (30/08/2007)