ROSMECH GROWS MARKET WITH SCARAB

Rosmech, the distributor of Scarab Sweepers for Australia and New Zealand, reports increased market interest in the Euro 4 engined Scarab ‘Minor’ purpose-built compact sweeper, following a series of recent Australia-wide road shows.

Rosmech spokeperson Colin Miller commented: ‘When our potential customers get the chance to really see what the Minor can do, they’re truly amazed. But we’ve also been impressed by the wide range of different uses that our customers are putting the machines to. For example, most Australians are proud of an outdoor lifestyle, but infrastructure such as cycle paths can be a real headache to keep clear of litter and other debris. Smaller, lighter, compact sweepers, while having the tight turning circle, often don’t have the capacity to sweep longer distances. This is especially the case in  coastal resorts, where blown sand is an issue. The Minor really does provide the best of both worlds.’

”The Scarab Minor off on tour with Rosmech’s newest transporter”

Nowhere is this outdoor lifestyle more significant that in the city of Melbourne. Here Rosmech has recently supplied a fleet of four new Scarab sweepers – two Minors and two Nissan-UD truck-mounted ‘Merlin’ machines – to help keep the city clean. As former host of Olympic and Commonwealth Games, Melbourne has a rich sporting heritage, as well as being a major tourist destination, so highway and precinct cleansing is a key priority for the City Council.

This explains why one of the first orders placed by ‘Citi-Wide’, the Council’s in-house contracting team, was for four new Scarabs. ‘Rosmech won the Melbourne order on the strength of Scarab’s commitment to high productivity, while reducing the size of the sweeper’s emissions footprint’, explained Colin Miller. ‘Not only is a single-engined truck-mounted sweeper more fuel-efficient, but the payload is greater and there is also one less fuel tank and cooling system to need maintenance,’ he explained.

For further information contact Rosmech Pty direct on Telephone 006 (0) 1298 170 870

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