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Author: SIBEN Publish Time: 2026-07-06 Origin: Site
Basic Information
• Industry: Aluminum Casting / Automotive Lightweight Materials
• Application: Factory floor sweeping, dust suppression, aluminum chip & dross recovery
• Solution: SIBEN S800 Ride-On Industrial Sweeper with integrated vacuum
1. The Challenge
A major aluminum producer (203-acre plant, 200,000 tons annual output, 40+ alloys, 140+ products for auto engines) faced severe cleaning problems:
① Fine aluminum dust, dross, and shavings covered vast casting floors.
② Manual sweeping stirred up secondary dust, harming worker health and product quality.
③ Cleaning required multiple shifts of staff, with high turnover and rising labor costs.
The company needed a cleaning solution that could clean efficiently, control dust, and recover valuable aluminum scrap for reuse.
2. The Cleaning Solution: SIBEN S800
After previous good experience with SIBEN models, the plant chose the S800, an S-Class ride-on industrial floor sweeper that combines sweeping, vacuum, dust suppression, and optional disinfection in one pass.
Key features for casting plants:
① Engineered dust control: Built-in vacuum captures fine aluminum dust at the brush, eliminating airborne dust clouds – crucial for combustible dust safety.
② Flexible sweeping width – Adjustable from 1.5 to 2 meters, covers narrow aisles, open floors, and outdoor yards without reconfiguration.
③ 240‑liter hopper – Collects aluminum chips and dross for direct recycling back to the melt furnace, turning waste into raw material.
3. The Results
Metric | Before (Manual) | After (S800) |
Labor | 2–3 cleaners/shift | 1 operator |
Dust control | Poor, secondary dust | Zero re‑suspension |
Scrap recovery | Minimal | 240L hopper, recycled |
Warranty | None | 2‑year full machine |
Key outcomes:
• Labor costs cut by >50% – one machine replaces 2–3 cleaners.
• Floor cleanliness improved dramatically – passes audits and client inspections.
• Aluminum scrap recovered – reduces raw material purchases and supports circular economy.
• Professional plant image – clean floors impress visitors and regulators.
4. Built-In Reliability
The S800 comes with 2‑year full machine warranty, free on‑site training tailored to your floor layout, and a responsive local service network across Southern China.
5. Why Your Plant Needs This
If you handle aluminum casting, die-casting, or metal recycling, you face:
• Combustible dust compliance – uncontrolled sweeping creates explosion risks.
• Labor shortages – mechanized cleaning is now a cost necessity.
• Scrap value – aluminum chips are feedstock, not waste.
The S800 solves all three cleaning problems – proven in one of the region’s busiest aluminum plants.
Contact our industrial cleaning specialists for a cleaning assessment.
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