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Make Cleaner Streets Part of the Daily Plan: TICAB UM-130 Street Sweeper Review

Busy streets, parking areas and industrial routes deserve a cleaning plan that fits the space. The TICAB UM-130 is offered as a new compact road sweeper in Metz, France, at an advertised €47,000.

For municipal teams, cleaning contractors and facility managers, the useful question is how the equipment fits your daily route. This review brings together published product information, seller photographs and a listing video, followed by practical guidance for preparing a focused purchasing enquiry.

TICAB UM-130 street sweeper in the actual seller gallery
Overview of the UM-130 street sweeper. Actual seller-gallery photograph: TICAB, via Autoline MG49202. Original watermarks retained.

TICAB UM-130 specifications at a glance

Figures below describe Autoline offer MG49202, reviewed on 3 October 2026. Use the written specification for your supplied machine when planning the purchase.

DetailSeller-published information
Condition / listed yearNew / 2026
EngineKohler diesel, 18.5 kW
DrivePermanent 4×4
Maximum travel speed20 km/h
Debris container400 litres
Water / fuel tanks100 / 45 litres
Operating weight1,600 kg
Length × width × height3,050 × 1,230 × 2,130 mm
Wheelbase / ground clearance1,430 / 200 mm
Advertised warranty12 months; agree coverage in the quotation
Offer referenceAutoline MG49202

The listing also identifies a cabin heater and central lubrication. Confirm the included configuration, production date and sale terms in your current quotation.

Where the UM-130 is intended to work

TICAB describes the model as a sweeper for streets, sidewalks, parking lots and industrial areas. Its published applications include pedestrian zones, residential communities, parks and locations with limited access for larger sweepers.

Bring a route map to the equipment discussion. Identify entrances, turning areas, parked vehicles and the spaces that need routine attention. For each location, note the surface, cleaning schedule and activities taking place around it. This helps the supplier understand the work you want the machine to perform.

Compact dimensions: plan around the whole working route

Use the supplied machine’s confirmed dimensions to plan access, storage and movement between cleaning areas. Ask for its working envelope with the sweeping equipment deployed, then compare that with your route measurements. Include turning and unloading space in the discussion.

A useful route plan connects the start point, cleaning sequence, water refill location, debris discharge area and return to storage. Agree those locations with the people responsible for the site before scheduling a demonstration.

Debris collection and water-assisted cleaning

TICAB’s product page identifies a suction system, water-assisted dust suppression and direct unloading. These are useful features to discuss during a demonstration because they relate to collection, cleaning setup and the discharge step.

Build collection and unloading into the work cycle

Ask the supplier to demonstrate the cleaning settings and unloading procedure for the selected machine. Describe the material normally found on your route and the receiving arrangements at your site. Use the supplied operating instructions to establish how collection and discharge should be managed.

Include refilling in the daily plan

Identify an appropriate refill point and agree how the operator will access it during the shift. Ask the supplier to explain the water system’s controls and routine care. Record those steps alongside the daily machine checks so the team has one clear reference.

TICAB UM-130 additional seller listing view
Side view of the cab and hopper. Actual seller-gallery photograph: TICAB, via Autoline MG49202. Original watermarks retained.

Match the sweeper enquiry to your cleaning service

Work areaDetails for your enquiry
Municipal streetsRoute map, road access arrangements, work timing and discharge location.
Parking areasVehicle occupancy, turning space and the agreed cleaning window.
Industrial sitesSurface conditions, site traffic procedures and collection requirements.
Residential or public spacesPedestrian activity, access dimensions and the planned work sequence.

Keep the enquiry specific to the service you will provide. A supplier demonstration becomes more useful when it is linked to a measured route, an agreed schedule and clearly described cleaning tasks.

Watch the UM-130 listing video

This video is linked in the seller’s gallery. It provides a visual introduction to the equipment shown; use your quotation and supplied documents to establish the configuration for your purchase.

Watch the UM-130 video on YouTube.

TICAB UM-130 price: prepare a complete quotation

Request a current written quotation that identifies the supplied machine, included equipment and applicable tax treatment. Discuss the delivery destination, loading arrangements and any commissioning or operator familiarisation included in the agreement.

Ask your transport provider to calculate delivery using the confirmed shipping dimensions and weight. For an international order, agree the freight and customs responsibilities with your providers. Keep the equipment price, delivery scope and applicable charges together in the approval budget.

A ready-to-use enquiry brief

“I am enquiring about TICAB UM-130 offer MG49202 for cleaning [locations]. The route includes [surfaces, access dimensions and work schedule]. Please provide the current price, supplied technical specification, included equipment, warranty terms, demonstration arrangements and delivery quotation to [destination].”
TICAB UM-130 seller gallery detail for equipment planning
Rear hopper door and hydraulic connections. Actual seller-gallery photograph: TICAB, via Autoline MG49202. Original watermarks retained.

Prepare the operator and site handover

Arrange familiarisation using the machine’s supplied instructions. Include starting, cleaning setup, unloading, routine checks and the maintenance schedule. Keep service contacts and the agreed warranty process accessible to the team.

Coordinate the cleaning work with your site’s traffic and pedestrian arrangements. Set the work sequence and team responsibilities before the first scheduled route. Use the operating manual and local procedures as the reference for the supplied machine and its intended tasks.

Frequently asked questions

Which offer does this review cover?

The TICAB UM-130 advertised in Autoline MG49202. Use that reference when contacting the manufacturer.

How do I check current price and availability?

Open the linked offer and request a quotation for the configuration and delivery arrangement you need.

What should I share when asking for a demonstration?

Provide your route, surface conditions, access measurements, cleaning schedule and collection requirements.

What belongs in the handover file?

The agreed equipment specification, sale terms, manuals, service information, warranty details and operator familiarisation notes.

Take the next step towards a clear cleaning plan

Start with the areas you need to clean. Explore the actual photographs and video, share your route requirements and request a quotation that brings the machine, delivery and handover together.

Sources and editorial method

Reviewed on 3 October 2026. Technical figures and pricing are attributed to the identified seller offer. Manufacturer material supplies intended-use and feature context. Photographs and video come from the listing gallery. No independent performance test or star rating is claimed.

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