Dry bulk, sludge, liquids, sewer debris and high-volume fluid hauling supported by specialized vacuum equipment.
Matching the unit to the material and job conditions improves production, reduces unnecessary handling and keeps the operation moving.
An industrial vacuum loader uses high-power air displacement and blowers to create negative pressure, recovering solids, liquids, sludge and dry bulk material through large-diameter hose into an onboard tank.
Common applications: industrial cleaning, tank and vessel cleaning, pit and sump cleaning, dry-material recovery, spill cleanup and shutdown support.
A heavy-duty tank vehicle equipped to pneumatically load, transport and unload flowable materials including wastewater, sludge, sewage and industrial liquids.
Typical capacity: approximately 3,000–5,500 gallons depending on the unit.
A dual-purpose unit combines high-pressure water jetting with heavy-duty vacuum recovery to clear blockages, scour pipeline walls and recover dislodged sludge, rocks and debris.
Common applications: sewer lines, storm systems, culverts, catch basins and drainage cleaning.
A 130-barrel, approximately 5,460-gallon heavy-duty vacuum trailer designed for high-volume hauling of oilfield fluids, produced water, drilling mud and liquid waste.
Common applications: oilfield support, produced water, drilling fluids, liquid waste and industrial transport.
Hydro excavation combines pressurized water with powerful vacuum recovery to expose buried utilities and excavate sensitive areas with far less risk than conventional mechanical digging.
Common applications: utility daylighting, potholing, slot trenching, pole holes, sign foundations and excavation around existing underground infrastructure.
The right vacuum setup depends on the material being recovered, distance, access, disposal requirements and production target.
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