Replacement Parts That Keep Industrial Brooms Running

Aztec Brooms manufactures high-quality replacement parts compatible with all makes and models of industrial sweeping equipment.




Schedule a parts consultation to identify which components match your specific sweeper model and operating conditions.

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What causes bearings to fail in industrial broom assemblies?

Bearings fail when contaminants enter the housing through worn seals or when lubrication breaks down from heat and extended operation, resulting in increased friction that eventually locks the bearing and prevents smooth rotation.

How do hubs transfer power from the shaft to the brush material?

Hubs mount to the shaft through keyways or set screws and connect directly to the core assembly, transferring rotational force while maintaining alignment between the drive system and the brush sections that contact the ground.

When should you replace polypropylene brush segments instead of wire segments?

Polypropylene segments work for general sweeping on concrete or asphalt in Mesa facilities where fine dust and light debris accumulate, while wire segments handle heavy debris or surfaces with embedded material that softer bristles cannot dislodge.

What happens when spacers are missing or incorrectly sized?

Missing or undersized spacers allow wafers to shift during rotation, causing uneven wear and debris buildup between brush sections that reduces cleaning efficiency and creates vibration in the assembly.

Why does mounting hardware loosen during operation?

Vibration and impact during sweeping gradually loosens bolts and nuts unless lock collars and retaining components are properly installed, which leads to misalignment and accelerated wear on bearings and shafts.