Direct manufacturer, Ahmedabad plant
Key specifications
Typical configuration. Final specifications are confirmed in your quotation.
- Chassis
Tata / Ashok Leyland / Eicher / BharatBenz
Split-shaft PTO or auxiliary engine drive
- Pump
High-pressure triplex plunger pump
Industrial water jetting and silt displacement
- Tank
IS 2062 grade steel with anti-corrosion epoxy
Calibrated sludge and fresh water compartments
- Tender standards
CPHEEO and municipal ULB guidelines
Suited to Smart Cities and municipal tenders
Suction-Cum-Jetting Machine
Empire Enviro Tech offers Suction Cum Jetting Machines designed for efficient cleaning and maintenance of drains, sewer lines, manholes, and drainage networks. These machines combine suction-based waste removal with high-pressure water jetting, supporting effective removal of accumulated sludge, mud, wastewater, and other deposits.
Highlights
- Combined Suction and Jetting
- High-Pressure Water Jetting
- Efficient Waste Extraction
- Integrated Cleaning Operations
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Why tenders and municipalities buy direct
- Direct factory supply. In-house fabrication, hydraulic assembly and testing at our Ahmedabad plant.
- Tender specification matching. G.A. drawings, compliance documents and custom chassis integration.
- Pan-India commissioning. On-site testing, operator training and spare parts support.
Product overview
Drainage systems often collect silt, grease, sewage, and solid waste over time. These materials can cause blockages, unpleasant odours, and reduced drainage efficiency. Traditional cleaning methods may require significant manual labour and expose workers to contaminated waste.
Suction Cum Jetting Machines provide an integrated solution for suitable cleaning operations. Jetting systems use pressurised water to loosen deposits, while suction systems extract sludge and liquid waste into a collection tank. Combining these functions can simplify maintenance and reduce the need for separate cleaning equipment.
Empire Enviro Tech serves municipal authorities, sanitation departments, infrastructure contractors, industrial facilities, and professional drainage maintenance providers seeking practical cleaning equipment.
Machine configuration, suction capacity, water pressure, tank capacity, hose arrangement, and vehicle mounting depend on selected model and application requirements.
Key features of the Suction-Cum-Jetting Machine
How the machine is built and what each part does on site.
Combined Suction and Jetting
Integrates water jetting and suction functions to support drainage cleaning and waste removal.
High-Pressure Water Jetting
Uses pressurised water to loosen accumulated sludge, grease, mud, and deposits from suitable drains and pipelines.
Efficient Waste Extraction
Suction system removes liquid waste and suitable sludge for collection in designated storage tanks.
Integrated Cleaning Operations
Supports loosening and extracting waste within coordinated maintenance operations.
Versatile Applications
Suitable for municipal drainage systems, sewer lines, manholes, industrial drains, and other compatible cleaning applications.
Tank-Based Waste Collection
Collected liquid and sludge are stored in a designated tank for controlled transportation and disposal.
Vehicle-Mounted Configurations
Depending on model, equipment may be mounted on suitable commercial vehicles for easier movement between maintenance locations.
Operational Flexibility
Pressure, suction performance, tank capacity, and equipment configuration vary according to model specifications.
How the Suction-Cum-Jetting Machine works
The typical sequence on site, from setup to discharge.
Step 1: Site inspection and access planning
Suction Cum Jetting Machines combine two main operations: high-pressure water jetting and suction-based waste extraction.
Step 2: Vehicle positioning and PTO activation
First, operators inspect the drainage system, identify the affected area, and select suitable operating settings. The machine is positioned at an appropriate location, with hoses connected according to equipment design.
Step 3: Operation and waste or silt processing
During jetting, a pump pressurises water and delivers it through a hose to a specialised nozzle. Directed water jets loosen accumulated grease, sludge, mud, and sediment from suitable pipeline or drain surfaces.
Step 4: Safe discharge and fleet turnaround
The suction system then extracts liquid waste, loosened sludge, and other compatible material through a suction hose. Extracted waste is transferred into the machine's collection tank.
Step 5: Stage 5
Depending on the machine design and site conditions, jetting and suction may operate sequentially or in coordinated stages. Operators monitor tank levels, pressure, suction performance, and hose positioning throughout the process.
Step 6: Stage 6
After cleaning, collected waste is transported to an authorised disposal or treatment facility. Proper maintenance, trained operators, and appropriate safety procedures help ensure reliable operation.
Where it is used
Suited to urban local bodies, industrial campuses and residential sectors.
Municipal Drain Cleaning
Helps remove accumulated sludge, wastewater, and debris from suitable municipal drainage systems.
Sewer Line Maintenance
Jetting loosens deposits while suction supports extraction of waste from accessible cleaning points.
Manhole Cleaning
Helps remove accumulated liquid waste and sludge from suitable manholes.
Stormwater Drain Maintenance
Supports removal of sediment and accumulated waste that may restrict water flow.
Industrial Drainage Cleaning
Useful for compatible drainage systems in factories, commercial facilities, and industrial premises.
Septic and Wastewater Maintenance
May support suitable waste extraction tasks, subject to equipment design and material compatibility.
Commercial Property Maintenance
Helps maintenance teams manage drainage systems in residential communities, hotels, hospitals, commercial complexes, and institutions.
Infrastructure Maintenance Projects
Supports contractors and sanitation teams responsible for routine cleaning of drainage networks.
Benefits of the Suction-Cum-Jetting Machine
What changes for your fleet and crews once it is in service.
Two Functions in One Machine
Combines jetting and suction capabilities, helping reduce dependence on separate equipment for compatible cleaning tasks.
Improved Cleaning Efficiency
High-pressure water loosens deposits while suction helps remove accumulated liquid waste and sludge.
Reduced Manual Handling
Mechanised operations reduce direct worker contact with contaminated material.
Faster Maintenance Operations
Integrated cleaning and extraction can reduce equipment changes and simplify workflows.
Better Drainage Performance
Removing accumulated deposits helps restore available flow capacity and reduce sediment-related blockages.
Improved Workplace Safety
Mechanised waste handling can reduce exposure risks when combined with appropriate protective equipment and operating procedures.
Convenient Waste Transportation
Collection tanks allow extracted waste to be transported to authorised disposal or treatment facilities.
Support for Preventive Maintenance
Regular cleaning helps control waste accumulation and reduces the likelihood of certain recurring blockages.
Versatile Field Use
Suitable vehicle-mounted configurations help maintenance teams serve multiple locations.
Frequently asked questions
Technical and tender questions we hear most often.
What is a Suction Cum Jetting Machine?
Suction Cum Jetting Machine combines high-pressure water jetting and suction-based waste extraction for cleaning suitable drains, sewer lines, manholes, and drainage systems.
How does it differ from a High Pressure Jetting Machine?
High Pressure Jetting Machine primarily uses pressurised water to loosen deposits. Suction Cum Jetting Machine combines jetting with suction to help extract and collect liquid waste and sludge.
What types of waste can it handle?
Depending on equipment design, it can handle wastewater, sludge, mud, sediment, and other compatible material. Large solids and hazardous substances may require specialised handling.
Where can this machine be used?
Common applications include municipal drains, sewer systems, manholes, stormwater drains, industrial drainage networks, and suitable wastewater maintenance operations.
What are the main benefits of combining suction and jetting?
Combined operation supports deposit removal and waste extraction, reduces manual handling, and can simplify cleaning workflows.
Who can purchase Suction Cum Jetting Machines from Empire Enviro Tech?
Municipal authorities, sanitation departments, industrial facilities, infrastructure contractors, and drainage maintenance service providers can explore suitable models offered by Empire Enviro Tech.
How do I select a suitable machine?
Consider water pressure, suction capacity, tank capacity, hose length, vehicle configuration, waste type, and intended application. Confirm available specifications with Empire Enviro Tech before selecting equipment.
Request a quotation for the Suction-Cum-Jetting Machine
Tell us your requirements. Our engineering team in Ahmedabad will review them and reply with the documents below.
What you will receive
- General arrangement drawings
- Chassis mounting feasibility
- Formal commercial quotation
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