Engine HousePower:
294kw/399hpDimension:
12000X2550X3850,3950Drive Type:
8X4Remarks:
Model No.: CLW518202406271503 Chassis: SHACMAN 8X4 Diesel Euro 3; Engine: 294kw/399hp 11596ml Body: 11320kg payload, WB 1800+4575+1400mm Highlights: 1 The side/rear protection materials are all Q235, the side protection is bolted and welded, the rear protection is welded, the rear protection cross-section size is 320mm×50mm, and the lower edge is 500mm above the grou Application: urban sewer maintenance and industrial waste handling. Export: MOQ 1 unit; CLW Chengli (Suizhou) ISO 9001 & CCC audited factory; SEA / Ro-Ro / container; lifetime spare parts and remote support.Sewage Suction Truck, also known as a vacuum truck or sewer vacuum truck, is a specialized vehicle designed to collect, transport, and dispose of liquid waste, particularly sewage and other liquids that cannot be handled by regular drainage systems. These trucks are commonly used by municipalities, sanitation departments, and wastewater treatment facilities to maintain cleanliness and hygiene in urban areas.
Better after-sales service:If you have any questions during use, you can contact us and we will respond within 12 hours and create a work order for continuous follow-up processing
Better Quality:Products will be strictly tested before leaving the factory. We will provide product test results and test videos to our customers for inspection to ensure that the products meet expectations.
Faster delivery: Generally, products are delivered to our customers within 45 days.
Specifications:
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SHACMAN M3000 25cbm Sewage Suction for Depot Duty |
we can do the designs according to your requirement .
We can provide LHD (left hand drive) or RHD (right hand drive) vehicles.
The drive type could be 4x2 , 4x4 , 6x2 , 6x4 , 6x6 , 8x4 ,8x6.
We accept 100% inspection, welcome to our factory at any time.
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