Manual excavation work often makes it impossible to reach the break-even point.
Every day the building contractors decide whether they want to take the risk involved in the excessive use of hydraulic excavators - or opt for safety that is ensured by manual excavation at high costs.

Suction Excavators offer the economical alternative!

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Manual Excavation

•1 Manual excavation, normal soil conditions, presence of buried cables and pipes

Employing Suction Excavator for removing

•2 Heavy soil, presence of buried cables and pipes

•3 Dry and heavy soil

•4 Wet and heavy soil or clay

•5 Moderately heavy soil, presence of buried cables and pipes

•6 Muddy soil, gravel and crushed rock

•7 Sandy soil

•8 Water

• Replacement of pipes and fittings
• Pipe bursts
• Road scarification
• When using ground displacement rockets
• Clearing away environmental incidents
• Demolition work
• Removing gravel from flat roofs
• Cleaning blocked street gutters and gullies
• Vacuuming up foliage
• Application for special operation
• Underground construction work
• Replacement of contaminated soil
• Use in renovation and demolition work
• Railway trackside maintenance and repair
• Removal of material in the renovation of concrete structures
• Renovation and the new laying of gas-, water-, cable-, district heating and waste disposal pipelines
• Use in connection with horizontal boring units
• Replacing contaminated soil from roots of trees