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APPLICATIONS
SCHEDULE A DEMO
Altec
Forestry Trucks
Aquatech
Sewer Trucks
CUES, INC.
SEWER CAMERAS
DURATECH
INDUSTRIAL GRINDERS
ELGIN
STREET SWEEPERS
EPOKE
SNow/ICE
KASI
ASPHALT REPAIR
O'BRIEN
TRAILER JETTER
ODB
LEAF MACHINES
PACIFIC TEK
VACUUM EXCAVATORS
STEPP MFG
ASPHALT MAINTENANCE
X-VAC
Hydro Excavator
VACUUM EXCAVATORS
PACIFIC TEK VACUUM EXCAVATORS
The large varieties of 8 different tank sizes allows us to have a vacuum system for every budget.
VACUUM EXCAVATORS
NON-DESTRUCTIVE DIGGING METHOD
Vacuum Excavation, also known as “Potholing” or “Daylighting” is the process of using vacuum and sometimes an assisting process such as high pressure water jetting and high velocity air jetting to “suck” a hole in the ground. The hole size can be from 4 to 12 inches in diameter and can be from 1 to 20 feet deep. This process replaces manual or machine digging when there is the possibility of damage to anything in the underground vicinity of the area being uncovered.
These units are offered as a skid mounted vacuum or can be built onto a flatbed or trailer. Pacific Tek offers eight basic tank sizes with over 100 different configurations and options, depending on the customer’s needs. The larger tanks have a reverse flow option where, at the flip of a lever, flow is reversed in the system which allows you to either pump liquid or slurry out of the tank to a higher place, or, to free up clogging in the pickup hose by having air blow the reverse direction.
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CORE FEATURES
POTHOLING
DAYLIGHTING EXCAVATION
CLEAN UP HDD DRILLING MUD
KEYHOLING
DEBRIS/MUD REMOVAL
STREET REPAIR
GREASE TRAP CLEAN-OUT
GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE
CAR WASH SUMP/PIT CLEAN-OUT
/ About the Manufacturer
Founded in 1993, Pacific Tek has long established itself as innovative pioneers in the Valve Exerciser / Valve Operator and Vacuum Excavator industry. With over 50 years of field experience, Pacific Tek founders have used their knowledge to create innovations, such as the Angled Vacuum Tank (1997) and 180° Swivel Mount Valve Exerciser / Valve Operator (1999), that are too often imitated but never duplicated!
PV66
Vacuum Excavation, also known as “Potholing” or “Daylighting” is the process of using vacuum and sometimes an assisting process such as high pressure water jetting and high velocity air jetting to “suck” a hole in the ground. The hole size can be from 4 to 12 inches in diameter and can be from 1 to 20 feet deep. This process replaces manual or machine digging when there is the possibility of damage to anything in the underground vicinity of the area being uncovered.
PV100
Vacuum Excavation, also known as “Potholing” or “Daylighting” is the process of using vacuum and sometimes an assisting process such as high pressure water jetting and high velocity air jetting to “suck” a hole in the ground. The hole size can be from 4 to 12 inches in diameter and can be from 1 to 20 feet deep. This process replaces manual or machine digging when there is the possibility of damage to anything in the underground vicinity of the area being uncovered.
PV150
Vacuum Excavation, also known as “Potholing” or “Daylighting” is the process of using vacuum and sometimes an assisting process such as high pressure water jetting and high velocity air jetting to “suck” a hole in the ground. The hole size can be from 4 to 12 inches in diameter and can be from 1 to 20 feet deep. This process replaces manual or machine digging when there is the possibility of damage to anything in the underground vicinity of the area being uncovered.
PV250
Vacuum Excavation, also known as “Potholing” or “Daylighting” is the process of using vacuum and sometimes an assisting process such as high pressure water jetting and high velocity air jetting to “suck” a hole in the ground. The hole size can be from 4 to 12 inches in diameter and can be from 1 to 20 feet deep. This process replaces manual or machine digging when there is the possibility of damage to anything in the underground vicinity of the area being uncovered.
PV350
Vacuum Excavation, also known as “Potholing” or “Daylighting” is the process of using vacuum and sometimes an assisting process such as high pressure water jetting and high velocity air jetting to “suck” a hole in the ground. The hole size can be from 4 to 12 inches in diameter and can be from 1 to 20 feet deep. This process replaces manual or machine digging when there is the possibility of damage to anything in the underground vicinity of the area being uncovered.
PV500
Vacuum Excavation, also known as “Potholing” or “Daylighting” is the process of using vacuum and sometimes an assisting process such as high pressure water jetting and high velocity air jetting to “suck” a hole in the ground. The hole size can be from 4 to 12 inches in diameter and can be from 1 to 20 feet deep. This process replaces manual or machine digging when there is the possibility of damage to anything in the underground vicinity of the area being uncovered.
PV800
Vacuum Excavation, also known as “Potholing” or “Daylighting” is the process of using vacuum and sometimes an assisting process such as high pressure water jetting and high velocity air jetting to “suck” a hole in the ground. The hole size can be from 4 to 12 inches in diameter and can be from 1 to 20 feet deep. This process replaces manual or machine digging when there is the possibility of damage to anything in the underground vicinity of the area being uncovered.
PV1200
Vacuum Excavation, also known as “Potholing” or “Daylighting” is the process of using vacuum and sometimes an assisting process such as high pressure water jetting and high velocity air jetting to “suck” a hole in the ground. The hole size can be from 4 to 12 inches in diameter and can be from 1 to 20 feet deep. This process replaces manual or machine digging when there is the possibility of damage to anything in the underground vicinity of the area being uncovered.
