Camjets' commitment to the environment has driven us to invest in recycling vacuum cleaning units that conserve water used in the cleaning process. 

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Vacuum Recycling Units similarly to traditional combination units are capable of simultaneous water jetting and vacuuming. The inherent difference arises from the ability of the unit to recycle/ reuse water for the jetting purpose. The high pressure water jets to blast debris towards a manhole, the debris are sucked up through a special decanting system, water and solids are then separated in the sludge tank, the filtered water is reused for jetting purposes via the high pressure water pump. 

This system replaces the usual labour-intensive and time-consuming manual method of clearing blockages, since these units are less water intensive accomplished by the state of the art recyling system,this makes quick work of even the most demanding blockage removals while minimising the effect on the environment. 

Combination Machines are capable of simultaneous water jetting and vacuuming. They use high pressure water jets to blast debris towards a manhole. The debris are sucked up through a special decanting system, returning all water to the pipe, while grit and debris stay in the vacuum tank. When the tank is full, this toxic waste is dumped at an approved dump site. 

This system replaces the usual labour-intensive and time-consuming manual method of clearing blockages, since our powerful units can achieve full vacuum of-0.7 bar in 5 seconds if the vacuum pump is correctly matched to the size of the tank. This makes quick work of even the most demanding blockage removals.

When flushing and vacuuming are performed simultaneously, we refer to this as a combi cleaning / combination / vacuuming vehicle.

A high-pressure water hose with a sewer flushing nozzle is fed into the soiled sewer. The highpressure water jet dislodges the dirt & flushes it to the gully hole. At the same time, the water jet pushes the hose further into the pipe.