If you’ve tried to sweep large floor areas with a broom, you’ll know what an endless task it is. It stirs up dust into the air which is unpleasant to breathe in and coats you, your colleagues and your goods. It takes forever, is hard work and often you’re still left with that gritty, slippery feeling underfoot.

The Big Brute Warehouseman has an extra-wide floor brush mounted on the front of its trolley. Just switch on and push along at walking pace – the floor brush cuts a swathe through the dust. The floor brush hugs the floor, due to the machine’s powerful suction, ensuring it follows the contours and bumps leaving the floor clean in its wake.

Dust, dirt and debris is swept and sucked up, even really fine dust that’s been ground up by the wheels of your forklifts. And because all the dust is sucked up, none of it gets stirred up into the air. Cleaning up with a Big Brute Warehouseman doesn’t leave you and your staff coated in dust, or breathing in clouds of dust.

Its trolley is extremely manoeuvrable making it easy to push and turn. And its ergonomically positioned handles ensure your comfort by minimising strain in your wrists and back.

The Big Brute Warehouseman also has a long, big-diameter suction hose and cleaning tools. With its powerful suction, you can clean into corners, under and between racking and even each up walls and window ledges, without losing suction.

The machine's huge capacity lets you clean for longer without having to stop so often to empty it. Many ways of emptying it mean even the heaviest of loads can be disposed of safely without putting staff at risk.

Big Brutes are designed and manufactured in the UK by Michael Williams Engineering, a family-owned company, based near Cambridge.