Entries Tagged Vac-Con, Inc.

There are many components to a hydroexcavator. It all begins with what makes first contact with the material you’re tackling on the...

The X-Cavator from Vac-Con features a hydrostatic drive that utilizes the chassis engine for vacuum, making the system less complicated and eliminating...

Vac-Con, in the midst of an $11 million plant expansion, saved more than $150,000 through Florida’s sales tax exemption on manufacturing equipment....

The easy-to-operate X-Cavator from Vac-Con comes with a hydrostatic drive that uses the chassis engine to eliminate the need for PTO, clutch...

There are many reasons to attend the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport Show. The education courses, networking with other industry...

The Hot Shot high-pressure water jet machine from Vac-Con is used for removing stones, bottles, cans, grease, sludge and other debris from...

Grease Masters LLC, based in St. Charles, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis, lives up to its name. The company collects about...

With their ability to dig more safely and efficiently, hydroexcavators are a popular tool of the trade. Of course, they can only...

The easy-to-operate X-Cavator from Vac-Con comes with a hydrostatic drive that uses the chassis engine to eliminate the need for PTO, clutch...

Recently, the Town of Southington, Connecticut, decided to completely refurbish its 1998 Vac-Con unit rather than purchase a new catch basin cleaner....

When Tom McLaughlin started Certified Environmental Services in Jacksonville, Florida, in 1978, he was the only employee. “I realized there was money...

Vac-Con Inc., a Green Cove Springs-based manufacturer of high-performance, truck-mounted vacuum equipment, will start construction on a multimillion dollar, 65,000-square-foot plant expansion...

Designed for ease of use, the X-Cavator from Vac-Con comes with a hydrostatic drive that uses the chassis engine to eliminate the...

Vac-Con employee owners conducted a food drive to benefit The Food Pantry of Green Cove Springs, Fla. Donations totaled 527 pounds.