Vacuum Tank Sales & Repair | Nassau & Suffolk County, Long Island, NY


Vacuum Truck Sales




Coleman Vacuum Systems specializes in Vacuum Tank Sales & Repair. We can replace your old vacuum tank with a brand new tank for your Vactor Truck, or Vacuum Truck. We custom fit any application for all clients according to all safety guiddelines with all Vacuum Tank Sales& Replacement. We are conveniently located in Suffolk County, Long Island, New York.

Vacuum Tank & Truck Services We Perform Out Of Suffolk County, New York:



Vacuum Tank Specifications

  • Material of your choice: steel, stainless steel, aluminum
  • ASME/DOT code and non – code vacuum tanks
  • Stationary or dumping tanks with or without a full opening rear door
  • CLAW (patent pending) hydraulic door open and closure system
  • Tank and tank component heating options
  • Tank interior protection such as epoxy lining or magnesium anodes
  • Multiple compartments and compartment sizes available
  • Heavy – duty off – road construction options
  • Several different makes and models of vacuum pumps available
  • Numerous chassis makes and models available

Coleman Vacuum Systems vacuum tanks are used in several applications whether its sucking up grease traps from restaurants, septic systems, car washes, water, or different types of fuels. Each vacuum tank is equipped with a pumping system that builds up a vacuum while a suction hose is used to absorb the materials of your choice. The vacuum tank also has the ability to pressure off what is in the vessel.



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