Sewer Jetting and Vacuum Truck
- Sewage tank rear cleaning hatch
- Large opening for residue flushing
- High-pressure jet pump working pressure
- 24 MPa
- Extra long jet hose reel
- 80m lengthened reel for deep pipeline (optional)
- Tank water partition baffle
- Reinforced anti-sloshing plate
- Automatic hydraulic hose reel
- Equipped
- Independent control for suction & jet functions
- Support
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the Sewer Jetting and Vacuum Truck
The KEEYAK Sewer Jetting and Vacuum Truck is a vacuum sewage truck that uses high-pressure water to loosen deposits and vacuum to recover debris. Available versions provide high-pressure jet pump working pressure of 24 MPa and an extra long jet hose reel of 80m lengthened reel for deep pipeline (optional).
It serves municipal sewer departments, drainage contractors, airports, industrial plants, and utility operators. Pipe size, blockage type, hose length, jetting flow and pressure, vacuum duty, debris tank, water capacity, access, and optional recycling must match the network. Final selection must match the intended duty cycle and operating environment.
What Is a Sewer Jetting and Vacuum Truck Used For
- Sewer Blockage RemovalThe jet-vac truck breaks up grease, sediment, roots, and compatible obstructions, then removes loosened material instead of leaving it downstream in the network. Suitability depends on high-pressure jet pump working pressure.
- Preventive Sewer CleaningUtilities clean scheduled pipe sections before severe blockage occurs, using nozzle selection and water delivery appropriate to pipe diameter and deposit type. Suitability depends on extra long jet hose reel and site conditions.
- Catch Basin MaintenanceHigh-pressure water loosens compacted sediment around accessible structures while the vacuum system transfers recovered water and solids into the debris tank. Suitability depends on high-pressure jet pump working pressure and site conditions.
- Inspection Preparation CleaningContractors remove deposits before CCTV inspection or rehabilitation so pipe condition and defects can be assessed on a cleaner internal surface. Suitability depends on extra long jet hose reel and site conditions.
What buyers usually confirm first
How do jetting pressure and water flow affect cleaning?
Pressure drives nozzle jets against deposits, while flow carries loosened material and influences hose thrust. Effective selection depends on pipe size, blockage, and nozzle design. Buyers should confirm high-pressure jet pump working pressure and operating conditions before ordering.
