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  The purpose of this blog is to inform our customers on how to properly educate their clients about storm water and drainage systems.  There is no substitute for doing good business with others, and teaching them how to do the right thing for their prosperity and success.   Managing Storm Water Maintaining and improving the cleanliness of the many beautiful streams, rivers, lakes and ponds in our surroundings is the responsibility of every citizen. You may not think about it often, but waste material, both liquid and solid, left on the ground can be washed away with rain water into our network of storm sewers and ultimately be deposited in nearby natural bodies of water. This network of rivers, streams and ponds are a dynamic, interconnected system and materials can end up a long way from where they were first discarded. When these liquid and solid waste materials are deposited untreated in natural waterways, they can have a profound affect on the aquatic life and add to sediment buil

Vacuum Trucks What are They and How Do They Work? Vacuum pump trucks are by definition vacuum tanks that are truck mounted or vac trailer mounted coupled with a high velocity vacuum pump that hydraulically load wet and dry material via vacuum hoses.  A rotary vacuum pump  is driven by a PTO mounted on the truck that sucks up either wet or dry material. The material is then transported and is either pumped out or the tank is opened for dumping. The vacuum unit is truck mounted or trailer mounted on either a single axle or quad axle. Some units feature positive displacement blowers that operate in extreme weather conditions including temperatures as low as -35°F. Vac truck manufacturers offer accessories such as core drills, water jetters or air compressors at the time of purchase or afterwards. A liquid vacuum truck’s primary purpose is to transfer liquid and sludge waste to waste disposal companies.  Applications: They are typically configured to meet

WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM INDUSTRIAL VACUUM TRUCKS? Industrial vacuum trucks and trailer-mounted units are categorized into a range of debris tank-equipped machines. Combination sewer cleaning, hydro excavation, and industrial vacuum units are all considered to be industrial vacuum trucks.  These machines are also available in trailer-mounted configurations, which are smaller in size, but still provide powerful systems. Industrial vacuum trucks are characterized by high-pressure water and powerful vacuum systems that are designed to take on the toughest jobs. The most common industrial vacuum trucks are combination sewer cleaning units, which are used by every municipality, public works department, and many contractors.  These units are used primarily for hydro excavation, sewer sanitation line cleaning, catch basin and storm drain cleaning and containment pit maintenance. However, these units are used in a range of industries and scenarios that those outside of the jobs are

Everything You Need to Know About A Vacuum Truck You’ve probably seen them on the road, or on the job site: large industrial trucks with holding tanks, pumps, and suction hoses. They’re called vacuum trucks, and they provide a vital service to cities and businesses needing material removed from underground, overhead, or from a distance. Keep reading to find out everything you need to know about a vacuum truck. What is a vacuum truck used for? Vacuum trucks , also known as vacuum tankers, are often used by cities to handle large-scale liquid and sludge clean up, most commonly in sewer and septic system maintenance. They can also be used in industrial and municipal settings to suction water and debris left from hydro-excavation or drilling jobs. From clearing mud to expose utility lines, to preventing sewer system overloads, vacuum trucks meet the needs of cities and industries requiring environmental clean up, storage tank upkeep, and waste management. How does a vacuum tru

High Quality Parts Such as Those Found at Coleman Vacuum Systems are Extremely Important for The health & Safety of All Drivers For Many Reasons   THE SAFETY HAZARDS OF USING POOR QUALITY TRUCK PARTS Many truck accidents are caused by the driver's negligence. However, there are also a significant number of accidents caused by defective parts on a commercial truck, from fuel tanks to lighting. Below, learn more about some of the most common defective truck parts that cause accidents. BRAKES AND BRAKE SYSTEMS Brakes are one of the most important components of a commercial truck. Air brake systems create and maintain compressed air that transmits pressure to the brakes, which can help stop a truck quickly. If an emergency arises and a truck must brake suddenly, functioning brakes help prevent a collision. Sometimes brakes are defective because of the way they were manufactured. In other situations, brake problems are the result of poor maintenance. Regular brake

Coronavirus COVID-19 Update Courtesy of Coleman Vacuum Systems Inc.  The most dreaded event of the year for many truck drivers has been put on hold for the first time ever, thanks to increasing demand for them as the Coronavirus pushes shoppers to panic buy and hospitals to load up on more supplies. The International Roadcheck, typically scheduled for early summer, has been postponed "to later in the year," the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance announced recently. The CVSA is an intergovernmental agency with local, state, and federal commercial-driver safety officials from Mexico, Canada, and the United States. Each year, the CVSA conducts a 72-hour "blitz" in which 13,000-plus inspectors pull over truck drivers and assess them for following key points of safety laws for commercial drivers. In the US and Canada, the CVSA said the 2019 blitz saw 67,072 inspections uncovering 12,019 critical vehicle problems and 2,784 driver violations. Truck Driver Update

Vacuum Truck Parts Camlock Fittings | Plastic, Steel, or Brass Vactor Truck Dump Valve Jet/Vac Suction Hose Driveshaft | PTO & Electric Vactor Truck Valves Vactor Truck Flanges Stainless Steel Checkball Vacuum Truck Parts & Acessories We stock 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 Masport pumps, 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. Coleman Vacuum Systems Vacuum Tank & Truck Services