Sewage Suction Trucks

Shacman 6x4 Vacuum Sewage Suction Truck

Shacman 6x4 Vacuum Sewage Suction Truck is configured for septic, sludge and wastewater suction. Source specifications describe the principal chassis and working system; final axle loads, dimensions, pump or lifting duty, destination compliance and optional equipment must be confirmed against the signed build sheet before quotation.

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Technical specifications

Vacuum tank capacitySource-listed nominal capacity: 11250 L
Chassis brandShacman
Drive layout6X4 ['6x4']
Fuel typeDiesel
TransmissionManual
Wheelbase4600+1350 mm
Gross vehicle weight25 kg
Overall width2550 mm
Overall height3750 mm
Overall length10200 mm
Gross vehicle weight25.000 kg
Curb weight17450 kg
Rated payload20T
Overall dimensions10200×2550×3750 mm
Working systemVacuum pump, sewage tank and discharge system
Final duty pointConfirm against the signed configuration and operating conditions

Shacman 6x4 Vacuum Sewage Suction Truck should be assessed within the complete operating workflow. Vacuum collection work should be planned around access to the service point, hose routing and the approved discharge destination.

Material characteristics and the required working depth should be reviewed before the pump and tank arrangement is finalized. Exact sourced values and items requiring confirmation are kept in the structured sections below.

Core capabilities

Purpose-built working system

Vacuum pump, sewage tank and discharge system

Conditions: Final equipment configuration and duty point are confirmed.

Nominal carrying capacity

Source lists 11250 L.

Conditions: Legal fill depends on final gross and axle weights.

Applications and operating fit

Septic, sludge and wastewater suction

Suitable conditions

  • Septic tank emptying
  • Drain and sump cleaning
  • Municipal liquid-waste collection

Conditions requiring a different specification

  • Hazardous waste without material approval
  • Work beyond verified suction depth
  • Discharge without an approved reception point

Chassis and configuration

Frequently asked questions

What should be confirmed before quotation?

Confirm the required capacity, daily workload, site access, destination rules and final working-system performance. The source figures are configuration references, not guaranteed values.

Is the listed capacity the legal payload?

No. Nominal tank or body volume is not the same as legal payload. Permitted fill must be checked against final gross vehicle and axle weights.

Plan a project quotation

Information to provide

  • Required capacity and daily workload
  • Road, access and turning constraints
  • Destination country and steering side
  • Required working-system performance
  • Applicable registration and compliance documents

Checks before quotation

  • Confirm signed chassis and body specification
  • Confirm legal gross and axle loads
  • Confirm working-system duty point
  • Confirm destination compliance and documents
  • Confirm image and final build correspondence

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