01 Property estates
- Typical site
- Estate roads and property perimeters
- Why it fits
- Leaves and paper are scattered along roads; organize routine collection after checking turns, mixed traffic and emptying points.
Jinjie road sweepers
Jinjie J-XS1460 Ride-On Sweeper
The Jinjie J-XS1460 ride-on sweeper serves daily campus-road, factory-perimeter and parking tasks. Its 1460 mm coverage, 150 L hopper and 60 L tank support coordinated sweeping, waste collection and water planning.
1460 mm sweeping coverage supports organized routine debris collection on estate roads.
Maximum travel speedMAX 12km/hRated area coverage:MAX 10150㎡/hFigures are as specified. Travel speed and sweeping speed differ. Verify working output on site.
02 Factory roads
- Typical site
- Factory surroundings and internal roads
- Why it fits
- Factory perimeters commonly contain grit and packaging fragments. Plan fixed routes around production and material flows; assess special dust separately.
03 Campus / visitor attraction
- Typical site
- Campus and visitor-attraction roads
- Why it fits
- Leaves and light debris vary over time; schedule shifts around activity to balance road cleanliness and pedestrian access.
Start with your site
What would you like to clean?
Identify comparable working areas and check the road, litter and schedule at your site.
01Factory and estate roadsWhere leaves, grit and packaging recur, review the route, debris load and disposal points.Check site suitability →02Sweeping around shopping centres and commercial buildingsPlan around opening hours, traffic, edge litter and the condition of the road.Check site suitability →03Sweeping car park aislesCheck clearance between parking bays, turning space and overhead limits before planning collection and disposal.Check site suitability →04Sweeping campuses and public spacesTime rounds for leaf fall and pedestrian activity. Leave room to turn and separate people from vehicles.Check site suitability →
Cleaning challenges
Common challenges in regular route sweeping
Recurring leaves, paper, grit and dust on estate, campus and factory-perimeter roads can require repeated manual work.
Scattered locations require fixed routes for organized daily debris collection.
Hopper capacity, distance to emptying points, narrowest roads and turning space all affect sweeping rhythm.
Site conditions, configuration and selection
Will J-XS1460 fit your sweeping route?
Consider it when organising scattered manual sweeping into regular routes. Check roads, kerbs and turns and trial representative debris. Include manual filter cleaning and unloading in shifts, comparing access, waste and disposal alongside coverage.
Property estates
Measure the narrowest road section and plan where to yield and empty. Allow for bends, traffic and scattered leaves.
Factory perimeter
Assess packaging fragments, grit and dust separately. Special dusts require an assessment before using ordinary road-cleaning equipment.
Car park roads
Check access between bays, overhead clearance, gradients and parking. Treat standing water and oil separately.
Campuses and visitor attractions
Arrange rounds for pedestrian activity, leaf fall and the surface. Check turns and separation from pedestrians.
Typical applications
3 sweeping applications for J-XS1460
Property-estate roads
View detailed analysis →Routine sweeping of medium-width estate roads
On medium-width roads with scattered debris, 1460 mm coverage supports routine collection of leaves, paper and grit.
Factory roads
View detailed analysis →Routine factory-perimeter road sweeping
For grit, packaging fragments and ordinary dust around factories, J-XS1460 supports fixed-route sweeping to reduce manual follow-up sections.
Campus / visitor-attraction roads
View detailed analysis →Shift-based sweeping of scattered routes
Campus and visitor-attraction debris varies by time. The 150 L hopper supports shift planning for regular public-road upkeep.
Technical specifications
J-XS1460 specifications and configuration
Key specifications for J-XS1460. Travel speed and area coverage are recorded separately.
Specifications at a glance
Sweeping width
1460mmPlan coverage around the actual route.
hopper capacity
150LSchedule manual emptying according to the amount collected.
Water tank capacity
60LFollow the instructions for refilling and cleaning.
Main brush length
690mmMain-brush diameter: 300 mm
Side brush diameter
500mmRecord separately from the main-brush diameter.
Rated area coverage
MAX 10150㎡/hPublished figure. Sustained working coverage depends on the route.
Full specifications for ViewSweeping performance, drive and dimensionsExpand or collapse
| Specification | Listed figure | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Model designation | J-XS1460 | Drive-type sweeper |
| Sweeping width | 1460mm | Confirm how the machine will be used on site. |
| Working rate | MAX 10150㎡/h | Rated maximum. Actual output depends on route, debris and operating conditions. |
| Water tank capacity | 60L | Confirm how the machine will be used on site. |
| hopper capacity | 150L | Confirm how the machine will be used on site. |
| Travel speed | MAX 12km/h | MAX denotes maximum travel speed. Choose a sweeping speed for the surface and load. |
| Main brush length | 690mm | Length: 690 mm. Main-brush diameter: 300 mm. |
| Main brush diameter | 300mm | 300 mm is the diameter of the main brush. The side brush has a separate dimension. |
| Side brush diameter | 500mm | 500 mm is the side-brush diameter. Check overall sweeping width separately. |
| Drive power | 1000W | Confirm how the machine will be used on site. |
| Main brush power | 850W | Confirm how the machine will be used on site. |
| Vacuum motor power | 400W | Confirm how the machine will be used on site. |
| Overall dimensions and weight | 180×145×110cm / 500kg | Dimensions in cm and weight in kg. Check clearances and overhead restrictions. |
| Steering capability | Supports a 360° turn on the spot. | Allow clearance for the body, canopy and rotating side brushes. |
| Filter-cleaning method | Manual | Follow the instructions for the machine. |
| Hopper discharge | Manual | Follow the machine instructions for emptying and disposal. |
| Sweeping speed | 8–12km/h | Set the working pace for the surface and debris. |
| Battery voltage and capacity | 48V / 100Ah | Battery configuration |
| Filter area | 8㎡ | Dust filtration equipment |
| Spray configuration | 2 nozzles | Follow the operating instructions for water spray and routine cleaning. |
Structure and functions
How the sweeping mechanism affects selection
The exterior view identifies the functions of the main brush, side brushes, collector and driving controls.
Look at the picture to understand the equipment.
Components and their functions
01 Side brush guiding debris inwards
The 500 mm diameter side brush guides loose kerbside litter into the sweeping path.
02 Main brush and debris transfer
The main brush sweeps and transfers debris. Length 690 mm, diameter 300 mm.
03 Collection hopper
The 150 L hopper is emptied manually.
04 Filtration for dust control
8 m² filter area with manual cleaning. Inspect the media and seals as instructed.
05 Water spray for dust suppression
60 L tank and 2 spray nozzles. Spray assists dust suppression alongside the filter.
06 Operator controls
The operator controls travel, steering and yielding. Plan sweeping around site conditions.
Operating principle
How does debris travel from the road into the hopper?
This diagram shows the sweeping and suction process. Internal layout depends on the machine.
- 01
Side-brush collection
The side brushes guide ordinary loose debris from the edges into the main sweeping path.
- 02
Main-brush sweeping
The main brush and transfer mechanism carry debris towards the collection area.
- 03
Debris collection
The hopper is emptied manually. Capacity, fill level and disposal arrangements all affect working time.
- 04
Dust filtration
Air passes through 8 m² of filter media. The filter is cleaned manually.
Filtration and dust control
Which conditions affect visible dust during sweeping?
Check the 8 m² filter, manual filter cleaning and 2 spray nozzles together. Evaluate performance on the actual surface and debris.
Identify the dust and debris
Send photographs of dust, leaves, grit or fragments. Standing water, sticky waste and special dusts require separate assessment.
Check filtration and filter cleaning
8 m² filter area and manual cleaning. After checking the media and seals, evaluate dust collection during a representative trial.
Evaluate the trial results
Use comparable debris and surfaces. Check pickup, edge residue and dust, then plan disposal and maintenance.
Comparing related models
How does J-XS1460 compare with similar models?
To compare machines, consider road layout, debris load and turning room alongside sweeping width.
| Comparison criteria | Narrower-coverage option J-XS1450 → | Current modelJ-XS1460 → | Wider-coverage option J-XS1500 → |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sweeping width | 1450mm | 1460mm | 1500mm |
| Hopper | 160L | 150L | 180L |
| Water tank | Ask about this option when specifying the machine. | 60L | 80L |
| Selection checks | Check clear road width, debris, turning room and supply points. | Check clear road width, debris, turning room and supply points. | Check clear road width, debris, turning room and supply points. |
Operating cost
Calculate sweeping and disposal costs together
Compare both options on the same route with equivalent debris and cleaning requirements. Calculate savings from the results.
Labour cost per route
Multiply crew size by hours per person and the hourly rate. Include handling, disposal and close-down time.
Machine sweeping cost
Include labour, charging, brushes, filters, maintenance and allocated capital cost. Allow time to empty the hopper and clean the filter.
Operation and maintenance
Daily checks for consistent pickup
Confirm these maintenance requirements at procurement and handover. Follow the manual and operator training for the actual machine.
Main and side brushes
Shut down and isolate power before checking for entanglement, objects and bristle wear. Use the parts and replacement method for this model.
Filter element and seals
Clean the filter manually as instructed and check its seating and seals. Use water or a pressure washer only if explicitly permitted by the manual.
Hopper and discharge
Check hopper closure and the collection path. Schedule manual emptying for the density of the debris and follow the machine instructions.
Spray nozzles and water circuit
This machine has 2 spray nozzles. Inspect the nozzles and water connections and clean them as instructed.
Battery and charging
Verify battery chemistry, voltage, capacity and charger compatibility. Follow the supplied instructions for charging, storage and maintenance.
Dust or incomplete pickup
Stop the machine and check the hopper, filter, bristles and visible obstructions. Contact service if the problem persists.
View the six delivery, training, parts and maintenance services →
— FAQ
Jinjie J-XS1460 ride-on sweeper: selection and operating questions
Which daily tasks suit the J-XS1460 ride-on sweeper?
Assess loose dry debris on campus roads, factory perimeters and parking areas. Match 1460 mm coverage to the route and plan disposal for the 150 L hopper and edge finishing.
How are kerbside leaves and paper handled?
Side brushes guide debris towards the main-brush path. Keep suitable kerb clearance, plan disposal around bulky litter and remove straps and large objects first.
How should the hopper and water tank be planned?
The 150 L hopper collects debris while the 60 L tank supports specified suppression. Plan unloading and water separately and mark both locations before longer routes.
How are brush sizes used for parts selection?
Keep the 690 mm main-brush length, 300 mm main-brush diameter and 500 mm side-brush diameter separate. Check mounts and original parts to maintain collection and appropriate wear.
How should filtration be managed in dusty factory areas?
Assess dust, filters, sealing and manual filter cleaning together. Observe airborne dust and residue to set maintenance intervals; confirm suitability separately for hazardous materials.
How should daily routes be assessed?
Use actual roads, debris and cleaning windows. MAX 10150 m²/h is a listed rating; include overlap, turns, traffic, filter cleaning and unloading in practical shift planning.
How does it compare with J-XS1450 and J-XS1500?
Listed coverage is 1460, 1450 and 1500 mm, with hoppers of 150, 160 and 180 L respectively. Compare access first, then disposal, supplies, filtration, power and driving conditions.
How can Wanshenglong support on-site use?
Share routes, debris and shifts to discuss trials, configuration and training. Confirm brushes, battery, filters, manual cleaning and unloading so operators understand daily use and care.
After-sales support
Operating and maintaining the machine after delivery
The agreed service terms specify scope, charges and timing.
01 Delivery inspection
Confirm the model, accessories and operating conditions before delivery.
View service support →02 Operator training
Training covers driving, sweeping, emptying and daily checks.
View service support →03 Usage guidance
Describe the road surface, debris and maintenance history when seeking support.
View service support →04 Parts supply
Match main brushes, side brushes and filters to the model and supplied specification.
View service support →05 On-site fault repair
Confirm service area, charges and attendance arrangements in advance.
View service support →06 Scheduled on-site maintenance
Agree on maintenance arrangements based on usage, location and condition.
View service support →Tell us about the roads, debris and daily rounds so we can check the suitability of J-XS1460.
Phone consultation: 0755-25621811
Product enquiryDescribe road and debris conditions to assess J-XS1460
Provide road width, debris types, dust levels, emptying points and daily sweeping windows to assess J-XS1460.