Pacific-Tek Truck Vac Systems

Truck Vac Systems Pacific Tek has the capability to combine our "Power-Vacs" with water jets, air compressors, valve operators, core drills, truck beds, cranes, lifts, custom lighting, and storage to deliver complete truck mounted systems like those shown on this page.

Working closely with our customers to give them the exact equipment for their job provides us the opportunity to add new accessories and develop new features for our units.

An example of one of those features is our patented "1-step hydraulic dump hatch". Vacuum trucks have been a good way of getting multiple uses out of your vehicles and have a small profile in traffic. Any of our nine different Power Vacs can be truck mounted and can be combined with our truck mounted valve operators and water jet systems. Some additional options that have been popular are the Infra Map data collection system with a complete mapping system with GPS, work orders, generates reports at the click of a button.

PV-500
PV-500 “hi-output” “Power-Vac” with water jet and air compressor for digging and model CD416 core drill for opening the pavement. Built on an existing customer owned vehicle saves the initial cost of another truck in the fleet.

PV-350
This PV-350 “hi-output” “Power-Vac” unit is also equipped with engine driven air compressorand 4500 watt electrical system for welding. A core drill, loading crane and water jet system complete this system. The rear deck still has storage space for slurry, tools and otheraccessories.

 

PV800-HO
This 800 gallon “Power-Vac” required silent running for work in exclusive urban neighborhoods.
An insulated enclosure and extra muffling made this our quietest unit ever built.

 

PV-220 Power Vac
A PV-220 “Power-Vac” combined with our PT-25 valve operator which pulls out and swivels 180 degrees gave a City
Water Dept. the ideal underground gate valve maintenance truck.

 

Remote Control Boom
A remote controlled 3-axis hydraulic boom highlighted this 800 gallon “Power-Vac” built for a Gas Company construction crew. Hydro-excavation without hanging on to the vacuum hose was their aim.