Brooms

Brooms are versatile cleaning tools designed to be used in households and commercial spaces for sweeping floors and other surfaces. They are primarily used for sweeping dirt and debris from floors, making them essential for maintaining cleanliness. A broom typically consists of a long handle attached to a broom head––either made of stiff fibers or synthetic bristles. These facilities cleaning and maintenance tools come in various shapes, sizes, broom heads and brackets, with some designed for specific tasks or environments, such as indoor, outdoor, or industrial use. Enrgtech carries a comprehensive inventory of branded and reliable brooms, including a Bulldozer broom, Karcher brooms, and Cottam brooms.

Broom Heads and Brackets:

Broom heads and brackets are the components typically used in the construction or assembly of brooms. Together, these components allow users to choose the right kind of broom head for different types of surfaces or debris and to replace heads without replacing the entire broom.

• Broom Heads: These are the parts of the broom that perform the actual sweeping. They consist of the brush or bristles mounted on a base. A broom head can vary greatly in terms of material (like plastic, wood, or metal), type of bristles (natural fibers like corn or synthetic fibers like nylon), and width, depending on the specific cleaning needs they are designed to meet. 
• Broom Brackets: These are used to attach the broom head to the broom handle and can be simple or complex in design. Some broom brackets allow the broom head to be easily replaced or adjusted, enhancing the broom's versatility and longevity. A broom bracket is typically made of metal or heavy-duty plastic for added durability.

Popular Types of Brooms:

Brooms come in various types, each designed based on specific surfaces, materials, and cleaning needs. Some of the popular broom types include:

• Corn Brooms – These are traditional and durable brooms which are made from natural corn fibers. A corn broom is ideal for use on rough surfaces.
• Push Brooms – They have a wide, flat head and stiff bristles, making them perfect for sweeping large, open areas.
• Angled Brooms – An angle broom features an angled head designed to reach corners and tight spaces where a standard broom can't reach. 
• Soft Brooms – These are typically used for indoor cleaning on smooth surfaces like hardwood, tile, or linoleum. The bristles of a soft broom are usually made from soft, synthetic materials that easily pick up dust and small particles without scratching the floor.
• Hard Brooms – Hard brooms are more suitable for rough surfaces, and they have stiffer bristles made from materials like coconut fibers or stiff plastic. They are great for scrubbing dirt off surfaces and can be used on textured tiles or outdoor patios.
• Extra-Hard Brooms – These are even tougher than regular hard brooms and are designed for more challenging cleaning tasks. The bristles are very stiff, making them ideal for scraping mud or heavy debris off of rough surfaces.
• Heavy-Duty Brooms – Built to withstand rigorous use, heavy-duty brooms often feature very durable bristles and handles. They are ideal for industrial settings or for sweeping up large, heavy debris in areas like workshops, garages, warehouses, or outdoor construction sites.

Typical Applications of Brooms:

Brooms are must-have tools for cleaning various surfaces across multiple environments. Some of the typical applications and environments of brooms include:

• Household Cleaning
• Dust Cleaning
• Commercial Spaces
• Outdoor Areas
• Food Industry
• Industrial Cleaning
• Street Cleaning
• Wet Cleaning
• Automotive Settings
• Agricultural Settings
• Construction Sites.