Does a whole broom's job in one pass, picking up dirt, dust and everyday debris with dual spinning side brushes that pull it all into the built-in collector as you walk. 25.6" sweeping path. No batteries, no electricity, no going over the same spot twice. Just push, sweep and empty.
The Fastest Way To Clean A Shop Or Garage
5-Gallon Debris Collector
No Dust Cloud
5X Faster Than A Broom
No Batteries Or Power
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WHY SPEND HOURS SWEEPING?
CLEAN 5× FASTER THAN A BROOM
PUSH. SWEEP. COLLECT. DONE.
A push broom makes you sweep, gather everything into a pile, then sweep the pile up again.
Our Shop Sweeper does the collecting as you go.
Its wide sweeping path and rotating brushes gather debris directly into the collection bin—so you can keep moving instead of constantly stopping to make piles.
Less back-and-forth. Less bending. Less time spent cleaning.
Why Not Use A Leaf Blower?
A blower doesn't clean the floor. It moves the mess to your bench, your tools and your lungs. This one puts it in a bin.
Head To Head
IronRidge Shop Sweeper
Dusty Leaf Blower
Same Old Push Broom
Cleans a 40x60 shop
A few minutes
20 minutes
1 hour
Where the mess ends up
In a 5-gallon bin
On your bench
In a pile
Dust in the air
Almost none
Constant
Some
Picks up nails & screws
Cords, gas or charging
None
Usually
None
Use it with the door shut
SAVE ON YOUR NEXT CLEANUP
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DON’T SPEND ANOTHER DAY SWEEPING FOR HOURS.
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FROM 3 HOURS TO 15 MINUTES
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SAVE ON YOUR NEXT CLEANUP
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DON’T SPEND ANOTHER DAY SWEEPING FOR HOURS.
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FROM 3 HOURS TO 15 MINUTES
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SAVE ON YOUR NEXT CLEANUP
✦
DON’T SPEND ANOTHER DAY SWEEPING FOR HOURS.
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FROM 3 HOURS TO 15 MINUTES
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SAVE ON YOUR NEXT CLEANUP
✦
DON’T SPEND ANOTHER DAY SWEEPING FOR HOURS.
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FROM 3 HOURS TO 15 MINUTES
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SAVE ON YOUR NEXT CLEANUP
✦
DON’T SPEND ANOTHER DAY SWEEPING FOR HOURS.
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FROM 3 HOURS TO 15 MINUTES
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SAVE ON YOUR NEXT CLEANUP
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DON’T SPEND ANOTHER DAY SWEEPING FOR HOURS.
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FROM 3 HOURS TO 15 MINUTES
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A BETTER WAY TO SWEEP, WITHOUT THE RISK
Put it to work in your shop, garage, driveway, or around the house. If it doesn't work for you, you have 90 days to request a refund.No pressure. Just a better way to sweep.
CLAIM OFFER
AN HOUR OF SWEEPING, DONE IN FIVE
A 40 by 60 shop runs about an hour with a push broom. Owners are doing that same floor with this in five minutes.
Do it twice a week and you just got back four hours a month.
That's not four hours of sweeping saved. That's four hours on the actual work, or four hours not in the shop at all.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products, shipping, returns, and more.
Does it kick up dust like a broom?
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No. A broom throws the fine stuff into the air at face level. This lifts debris straight up into the bin instead of pushing it forward, so there's no cloud and nothing settling back onto your bench. You can run it with the doors shut. On a genuinely filthy floor you'll see a little, but nothing close to sweeping.
Will it actually pick everything up?
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On a dry, level floor, most of it in one pass. Two things worth knowing. Push forward, because backing up throws debris back out. And keep a steady walking pace, since too slow pushes debris and too fast scatters it. On a floor that's been neglected a while, plan on a second pass.
What can it pick up?
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Fine dust, dirt, sand, sawdust, grinder dust, metal shavings, nails, screws, grass clippings, leaves, gravel and pine needles. It won't handle wet debris, dried mud, or chunks much bigger than a quarter.
What surfaces does it work on?
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Dry, hard and reasonably level. Smooth and polished concrete, epoxy, unsealed concrete, asphalt, tile, linoleum, hardwood and pool decks. Deeply rutted asphalt or heavy grout lines will give it trouble, because the rear brush can't reach into low spots.
Why isn't it powered?
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Because the powered ones end up dead in the corner. No battery to charge, no cord to drag, no gas to mix. The rear wheels drive the brushes, so it works the day it shows up and the day five years from now.
Does it get corners and along walls?
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The side brushes pull in tight along a straight edge, so baseboards and walls come out clean on a straight pass. True corners are the one spot it can't reach, since the brushes need you moving to spin. Keep a broom for those.
How much does the bin hold?
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5 gallons. On a floor that hasn't been swept in a while it fills faster than you'd expect, which is mostly a sign of how much it's pulling up. The bin lifts straight off, no latch or button. Tip the sweeper forward now and then to shake debris toward the front and make more room.
Is it hard to push?
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No. It's light and there's no motor fighting you. Owners describe pushing it with one finger. No bending over either, except to empty the bin.