It is a high-performance vacuum tanker that collects, transports and disposes of liquid waste, sludge and other pumpable materials safely and efficiently.
These units can remove wastewater, sewage, grease trap waste, oily water, sludge, leachate, and other non-hazardous pumpable liquids.
Yes. Once collected, waste is securely stored in the tank and transported to an approved treatment or disposal facility.
The debris tank can hold 11,300 litres and the water tank capacity is 1,000 litres.
A DG liquid tanker is engineered with specialised safety features, compatible tank materials, sealed systems and components designed to safely handle hazardous materials while complying with DG transport regulations.
It can collect classes 3 to 9: hazardous liquids, contaminated wastewater, chemical residues, industrial sludges, oily waste, hydrocarbons and other compatible DG materials.
Commonly used for hazardous waste collection, contaminated liquid recovery, industrial plant maintenance, refinery and petrochemical operations, and chemical spill response.
The debris tank can hold 10,300 litres and the water tank capacity is 1,000 litres.
Yes. It is well suited for recovering hazardous liquids from spill sites, containment areas and industrial facilities, enabling rapid and safe recovery.
Yes. KOR ensures Cappellotto equipment is configured for operating in Australian conditions with local parts and technical support.
High-capacity vacuum pumps, efficient tank design, reliable operation and fast loading and unloading mean jobs are completed in less time.
They are renowned for their robust, efficient vacuum performance, operator friendly controls and long service in demanding environments.
Once trained, they are very easy to operate. The units are designed with intuitive controls and ergonomic layouts to improve operator safety, efficiency and ease of use.
