A 4,000 L ISUZU sewage suction truck shipped to Seychelles
An ISUZU 4×2 sewage suction truck with a 4,000 L tank, shipped to Port Victoria, Seychelles, in March 2025.
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The KEEYAK Sewer Jetting and Vacuum Truck uses high-pressure water to loosen deposits and vacuum suction to recover the debris. Available versions have a high-pressure jetting pump with a working pressure of 24 MPa. An optional reel carries an extended 80 m jetting hose for pipeline work.
It serves municipal sewer departments, drainage contractors, airports, industrial plants, and utility operators. Match jetting flow and pressure to pipe size and blockage type. Hose length must suit access to the network. Specify vacuum duty and debris-tank requirements separately, with water capacity and any recycling option confirmed for the work.

The jet-vac truck breaks up grease, sediment, roots, and compatible obstructions, then removes loosened material instead of leaving it downstream in the network.
Utilities clean scheduled pipe sections before severe blockage occurs, using nozzle selection and water delivery appropriate to pipe diameter and deposit type.
High-pressure water loosens compacted sediment around accessible structures while the vacuum system transfers recovered water and solids into the debris tank.
Contractors remove deposits before CCTV inspection or rehabilitation so pipe condition and defects can be assessed on a cleaner internal surface.
Use the combined arrangement when water is needed to loosen deposits and the dislodged material must be collected rather than left downstream. Municipal sewer teams, drainage contractors, airports, industrial plants and utilities use it for blockage removal and preventive cleaning. Specify the jetting and recovery duties separately.
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