Road Savage Gutter Brooms
Meet the Road Savage™ Gutter Broom. Built for the Toughest Sweep Jobs!
Introducing Road Savage™ from Keystone Plastics, the heavy-duty gutter broom engineered to power through the hardest debris with ease. Featuring cable-enforced bristles for unmatched strength and durability, Road Savage™ tackles extreme conditions like road millings, overgrown vegetation, and heavy debris in just one pass.
Why Road Savage™ Is a Game-Changer:
– Maximum performance — gets the toughest jobs done fast.
– Built to last — long-lasting cable bristles resist wear in harsh environments.
– Boost productivity — sweep more in less time and reduce downtime.
– Cost-efficient — fewer replacements, lower material costs.
Whether you’re up against heavy vegetation or packed debris, Road Savage™ is engineered for one-pass results you can depend on — day in and day out.
- Standard 31 Hole Block
- KP Patented Wire
- Standard WPH Weight
- 2 Cable-Enforced Tufts
- 3/16″ Swaged Cable
- 14 Cables Per Tuft
The most frequently asked question we get when we introduce one of our customers to a KP (Keystone Patented) Wire Gutter Broom is, “Why Patented Wire?”
The answer is quite simple: Patented Wire has demonstrated to be a much stronger and harder wire with greater resistance to fatigue than traditional Gutter Broom wires.
And the typical customer response after testing a Keystone Patented Wire Gutter Broom has been that Keystone’s Patented Wire Gutter Broom has met or exceeded their expectations, on even the toughest street sweeping applications.
A major concern in manufacturing steel is the loss of strength properties through the production process that can cause the steel to prematurely break-down, weaken or fail. However, in the patenting process, steel wire is gradually heated and then cooled in a controlled environment allowing it to be flattened, or cold rolled, without sacrificing the key characteristic of the steel – strength.
Apply this technology to gutter brooms where strength and durability of the product are the user’s main concerns, and you can begin to understand the benefits of Patented Wire. This includes the steel’s resistance to bending and stretching (hardness), resistance to fatigue from repeated stress, flick strength and ability to maintain its original shape.