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Mantank`s continuous investment in our fleet of vehicle mounted high air flow vacuumation units and other ancillary equipment means our fleet has grown over the years ,enabling us to utilise the correct equipment to carry out the most arduous of tasks.
Mantank have been specialising in the field of vacuumation for over ten years and we continue to develop and identify new applications for its use. High Level Cleaning Whether it is heavy sludge removal, powder spillages or silo cleaning Mantank offers the full range of managed services to solve your problem. Mantank personnel are fully trained in the use of access equipment for the cleaning of all high level areas. This includes but is not limited to wet and dry vacuuming technology or damp wiping, solving most high level cleaning tasks. Liquid Ring Tankers: Heavy Sludge Removal
Dry Vacuumation: High Airflow Equipment
Do contact us or review the documents below for further information regarding all aspects of high level cleaning, liquid ring tankers, high airflow equipment or related sludge, powder and silo cleaning processes.  Mantank: Vacuumation Services Brochure
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Mantank's liquid ring vacuumation units are rigid vacuum tankers fitted with high performance liquid ring vacuum pumps. These tankers are ideal for uplifting liquids and heavy sludge materials. Due to the high performance of the pump such materials can be loaded from depth and drawn long distances. The tankers have hazchem marker boards, safety equipment and are suitable for carrying hazardous wastes. Liquid ring vacuumation units, are very efficient at dealing with the heavier more difficult work but operate equally well on the more straight forward tasks such as cleaning interceptors or bund areas and oil tanks.
This method of vacuumation is used for the uplifting and handling of dry materials including carbons, cement, sands, gravel, perlite, grain and many more dry dusty materials. The dry materials can be recovered from almost any situation including carbon filter vessels, hoppers, pits, silos, tanks, tankers or loose on the ground.
Using the unit in conjunction with a bagging hopper the dry material being uplifted will be deposited in the bagging hopper then transferred into one tonne euro bags. Using the unit in conjunction with a vacuum skip the dry material being uplifted will be deposited in the skip until full when it will be replaced with an empty skip. In both cases this would allow more basic transport to be used to transfer the material and leave the vacuumation equipment free to do the specialist work.