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Main photoCLW-350 Vacuum Pump for Septic Truck
Available Colors: Standard color (black or silver-gray), Bulk orders can be customized Logo: Bulk orders can be customized pump Size : 505x284x164mm Production Time: 1 day Delivery Time: Based on the mode of shipping chosen
- Pumping Rate
- Ultimate pressure Pa Speed (r/min) Power consumption (KW) Inlet and exhaust aperture (mm) Jianyi Applicable Models Maximum pump temperature (℃)
- Delivery Time
- Based on the mode of shipping chosen
Specification below is the factory table for this model, reproduced without edits. 3 rows.
CLW-350 Vacuum Pump for Septic Truck Specification
CLW-350 Vacuum Pump for Septic Truck Specification
| model | Pumping rate | Ultimate pressure Pa Speed (r/min) Power consumption (KW) Inlet and exhaust aperture (mm) Jianyi Applicable Models Maximum pump temperature (℃) |
|---|---|---|
| M3/h | L/S | |
| CLW-350 vacuum pump for septic truck | 350 | 97 -90000 950 ≤10 ¢50 (8)m3 sewage trucks ≤90 |
Installation and Precautions for a Vacuum Truck Truck Suction Pump for Sewage Trucks
- 1. The vacuum pump’s bottom surface is located on the bottom of both the suction and discharge top. The axis of power take-off’s output shaft determines the height of the vacuum pump. The principle and the schematic diagram are used to guide their installation.
- 2. The vacuum pump’s power is generated by the power take off at the power window of the automobile gearbox. The driver controls the handle from the cab and uses the power take off gear to combine the gearbox gear and the shift fork to drive the vacuum pump.
- 3. The schematic diagram shows how to install the double pump. To avoid interference, the intermediate joint between the four-way valve and the two pumps suction pipe and two pump oil and gasoline separator outlet pipes should be in the middle.
- 4. Installation of the oil and gasoline separator should not be done at high or low pressure. The oil outlet of an oil separator should not be lower than the oil inlet at either end of the pump.
Questions About The CLW-350 Vacuum Pump for Septic Truck
What chassis is the CLW-350 Vacuum Pump for Septic Truck built on?
It is built on the ISUZU chassis listed in the table. The full chassis detail including drive type, wheelbase, axle count and tyre specification is in the specification table on this page.
What is the capacity of this vacuum pump for sewage truck?
Other body sizes in this category are listed on the category page, and the factory can build to a customer drawing if none of them fit.
Can it be built to our own specification?
Yes, we can produce according to the customer's technical drawings and specifications.
How long before it is ready to ship?
Generally, it will take 30 days after receiving your advance payment. The specific delivery time depends on the items and the quantity of your order.
How do we pay and what do we see before the balance?
T/T 30% as deposit, and 70% before delivery. We'll show you the photos or videos of the trucks before you pay the balance.
Is the truck tested before delivery?
Yes, we have 100% test before delivery. The whole vehicle is guaranteed for one year, and the core parts of some products are guaranteed for two years.
What support is available after it arrives?
Our overseas engineers will return visits on a regular basis, and provide professional technical training and truck manuals before delivery.
Other Vacuum Pump for Sewage Truck Builds
Same category, different capacity or chassis. Comparing the tables side by side is usually faster than asking.
Quote The CLW-350 Vacuum Pump for Septic Truck
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