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NVE Vacuum Pumps

In order for the Vacuum Pump to perform properly and efficiently in the Suffolk County, Long Island New York area it is necessary to correctly set-up the vacuum system with the recommended NVE Challenger Components to protect it at all times from liquid and foreign materials from entering it. NVE have been manufacturing vacuum/pressure pumps for over 100 years, so you can be sure of engineering excellence. The NVE range of HXL pumps are specifically designed and engineered to meet the needs of hard working vacuum trucks throughout the Long Island, New York area.

Coleman Vacuum Systems sells high quality NVE Vacuum Pumps which are the #1 choice for Vacuum Trucks worldwide.








Coleman Vacuum Systems stocks what you need. When you want to buy quality vacuum truck parts all you need to do is call Coleman. The brand that industry professionals have trusted since 1968! We stock high quality brass lever gate valves, piston valves, ball valves, pressure relief valves, and vacuum relief valves. We carry NVE Challenger Pumps, and other brands as well. We have an entire catalog of American made PT couplings available. If you need suction hose we have that too, available in a variety of sizes and applications!

We Proudly Services the Nassau County & Suffolk County, Long Island Area's Vacuum Truck sales & repair Needs.



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