Qingdao launches nine luxury Mercedes sweepers with a total price of over 18 million

Qingdao cleans the road with luxury “Big Ben”

More than 2 million yuan per vehicle, able to sweep the road once during the "high speed" operation

Recently, 9 Da Ben road sweepers with a total value of more than 18 million yuan were formally launched in Huangdao District, Qingdao, which attracted the attention of many citizens.

More than 2 million Mercedes-Benz road sweepers are several times more expensive than ordinary garbage trucks. In the face of Da Ben’s high-priced, fuel-efficient road sweepers, some people questioned that there was no such luxury garbage truck and the roads were cleanly cleaned. Why did they invest huge sums of money to buy them?

On the 10th, a reporter on the spot saw that the luxury garbage truck has altogether 6 vacuum cleaners, which is four more vacuum cleaners than an ordinary road sweeper. At the same time, the vehicle comes with two engines, one is responsible for the cleaning system, and one is responsible for starting the body. “Now this kind of car is running at a speed of 10 to 15 kilometers per hour, which is faster than an ordinary sweeper. In this relatively high speed situation, as soon as the road passes once, the road surface will immediately become clean without passing through. Secondary cleaning.” Chen Xin, director of the Huangshan District Municipal Sanitation and Gardening Center, said that the high efficiency of the one-time sweeping of the road and the high performance of the car under the “high-speed” operation was an important reason for choosing the car.

In addition, the car can absorb up to 4 pounds of heavy debris, even if it is half a brick can easily be sucked in, such a large adsorption force is not available in the ordinary garbage sweeper. At the same time, the car can guarantee the consistency of watering and cleaning, and there will be no dust when cleaning.

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