Vacuum truck

These compact waste tanker trucks are ideal when access is limited. Their 316 stainless steel tanks feature a single cylindrical compartment with a baffle.

Standard equipment features include hot-shift PTO pump engagement, Mistral 400 exhauster with 245-cfm output and 18-in top manway with access ladder. The rear door has a full hydraulic opening and locking and a 4-in Bauer inlet and outlet valves. Full-length hose storage trays plus a handy stainless steel locker mount onto a sturdy 4x2 18GVW chassis.

This higher-capacity stainless steel tanker offers 50% more payload for large jobs without compromising manoeuvrability.

The single-cylinder tank is baffled and features a hydraulically opening and locking rear door. The truck has a hot-shift PTO pump and a Mistral 7 series exhauster with 345-cfm output to cope with the higher capacity. This waste tanker has independent 4-in Bauer inlet and outlet valves, full-length hose storage trays, a stainless-steel locker and 6x4 26T GVW chassis.

This vehicle is the largest payload waste tanker available with a rigid chassis.

Specifications such as the 316 stainless steel body, hot shift PTO and Mistral 7 series exhauster are identical to the 3,300-g tanker specifications. Independent 4-in Bauer valves, full-length hose tray and stainless storage locker remain unchanged. Meanwhile, the chassis receives an upgrade to 8x4 32T GVW.

This maximum payload tanker trailer offers autonomous operations thanks to its independent donkey engine.

The 316 stainless steel 6,600-g capacity tank is baffled and features a donkey engine pump with a vacuum rating of 412-cfm. The rear door has hydraulic and manual opening. Meanwhile, the capacity of the inlet and outlet valves increases to 6-in units. A single 18-in manway access, full-length hose storage trays and stainless storage box are standard fittings. The vehicle’s gross weight is 44-t.