Q&A About Vacuum Trucks (Revised Version)

Q1: What are the key specifications I should focus on when choosing a vacuum truck?

1. Tank Capacity: This specification defines the maximum volume of waste the truck can collect per trip. It should be selected based on your daily business volume and the distance of waste disposal sites. Common options include 5 cubic meters, 10 cubic meters, and 15 cubic meters. A mismatched tank capacity (too small leading to frequent trips, too large causing unnecessary fuel consumption) will directly affect operational costs.
2. System Vacuum Degree (Suction Power): The vacuum degree reflects the strength of the truck’s suction capacity. A higher vacuum degree enables the truck to suck waste from a longer distance (e.g., deeper sewage wells) and handle thicker substances such as sludge and debris more effectively. For scenarios involving high-viscosity waste, a high vacuum degree is a necessary condition to ensure smooth operation.
3. High-Pressure Cleaning System: An integrated high-pressure washer is not an optional accessory but a key component to solve customer pain points. It can flush pipelines before suction (to loosen stubborn waste) and after suction (to clean residual waste in the pipeline), effectively avoiding the problem of "incomplete cleaning in one go" and improving the overall work quality and customer satisfaction.