Suction excavator
Hire suction excavator at favourable prices and save costs
Innovative suction excavator technology has now made it possible to eliminate hard, dust-generating materials quickly and tailored to on-site conditions. Even in places that are difficult to access, materials such as earth, shingle, gravel, rubble, chippings – even false floors – can be vacuumed effortlessly and without creating dust. Time, and thus costs, can be saved with the suction excavators.
The benefits for you:
The most powerful suction excavator in Austria with 3-turbine technology for maximum suction power.
- Up to twelve times faster than manual shovelling
- Breaking, vacuuming and transporting with just one machine
- Faster rapid response – without having to study piping and layout drawings
- Cost benefit
- Dust-free use
- Lowest possible spatial requirements
- Only one employee required for operation
- Excavation of cables, pipelines and supply connections (water, gas, electricity, telecommunications, etc.)
- Sewer pipes for repairs and overhauls
- Excavation of sewer connections
- Excavation of hydrants
- Excavation of coupling holes
- Pipeline sounding
- Trench construction amidst existing pipelines
- Vacuuming out of inaccessible areas
- Vacuuming out of water and gas pipe breaks
- Cleaning of systems – industrial cleaning
- Cleaning of conveyance systems
- Cleaning of filter systems
- Vacuuming of silos
- Excavation of tank systems
- Vacuuming out of sedimentation basins (where sludge is no longer pumpable)
- Vacuuming out of railway ballast
- Vacuuming out of sand and stone traps
- Vacuuming out of soakaways and gravel traps
- Vacuuming out of contaminated ground
- Removal of spills
- Vacuuming out of silo systems (wood chips, fodder, etc.)
- Vacuuming out and cleaning of bunkers
- Vacuuming out of ash from heating systems
- Vacuuming out of blasting sand, e.g. with tank renovations
- Basement vacuuming
- Excavation of tree stumps
- Soil replacement in the root area
- Vacuuming out of habitats
- Vacuuming out of moors, mud (e.g. after storms)