DomeSweeper
In development — the design and patent are complete, but the machine is not yet in production. Request information to discuss your dome storage and be notified at launch.
Brush cleaning for the inside walls of dome storages
DomeSweeper automates the cleaning of the internal concrete walls of dome-type storages — for grain, mineral fertilizers, cement and lime. It replaces slow, unsafe manual cleaning, where crews are exposed to dust and heavy physical strain.
How it works
Mounts on a front loader or telehandler in place of the bucket — changeover takes only minutes.
All drives are hydromotors, powered by the carrier’s own hydraulics and controlled by the operator from the cab.
The brush shaft works under constant pressure — it auto-adjusts to wall irregularities and to brush wear for consistent cleaning quality.
An electronic positioning system tells the operator when the machine is at the right distance from the wall.
Brushes can be matched to the stored product and swapped in a few minutes.
Technical characteristics
| Parameter | DomeSweeper |
|---|---|
| Application | Cleaning the inside walls of dome storages |
| Cleaning area per pass | 1.85 × 2.05 m, with adjustable brush speed |
| Drives | hydromotors, powered by the carrier’s hydraulics |
| Adjustment | brush shaft under constant pressure — auto-compensates wall irregularities and brush wear |
| Operator guidance | electronic positioning system |
| Mounting | quick-attach on a front loader or telehandler (in place of the bucket) |
| Construction | stainless steel |
| Suits domes | up to ≈ 50 m in diameter |
The design and patent are complete; final figures are confirmed during production engineering.
Estimated performance: a full dome of about 50 m in diameter is cleaned in roughly 20 hours by one machine and one operator — a calculated estimate, with no crews working at height in dust.
Advantages
High-speed, effective cleaning with no manual labour — several times faster than traditional manual methods.
Works over large areas quickly, at height and in hard-to-reach parts of dome storages.
Lower labour costs and safer work — no crews exposed to dust and physical strain.
Regular, quality cleaning extends the service life of the concrete structure.