Product Selection · Application Guide
Kerb-hugging steering meets variable brush speed — how the BDAS5 steering unit and BMR orbital motors divide the work on a municipal sweeper truck.

A sweeper spends its shift centimetres from the kerb at walking pace, brushes spinning against debris of unpredictable resistance — steering precision and brush torque decide how clean the street gets.
Motor roles in this machine
- BDAS5 — steering unit: Proportional full-hydraulic steering tracks the kerb line precisely at low speed, hour after hour, with light effort. BDASS reference →
- BMR — brush drives: Geroler orbital motors spin the side and main brushes with steady torque as debris load varies, across a wide speed range. BMR reference →
For sizing details or datasheets, contact our engineers.
![Sweeper Truck: [BDASS] & [BMR]](https://thoth-hydraulics.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/case-24-sweeper-truck-bdas5-bmr-1100x450.jpg)