Videos Trade Show

In this online exclusive video from the WWETT Show, Jody Purdy of Vac-Con gives viewers a walkthrough of the company’s MS800 Mudslinger hydroexcavation trailer. It is a very robust trailer,” says Purdy. “We built it like a tank because we want it to last.”It’s a powerful, yet compact, trailer-mounted vacuum system. These machines combine a high-pressure/low flow water jet system with a high-performance industrial vacuum.For more information, visit vac-con.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Jody Purdy of Vac-Con gives viewers a walkthrough of the company’s VJ750 trailer jetter. The VJ750 is designed to take on the toughest sewer lines, storm drains and catch basins in a portable trailer-mounted configuration."It’s really easy to operate — one of the easiest ones to operate on the market. You can teach somebody how to operate this thing in five or ten minutes, easy,” says Purdy. “That makes it safe. They’re thinking about what they’re doing as opposed to having to operate the machine.” For more information, visit vac-con.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, John Masley of Vac-Con explains some recent updates to the company's PRO Reel. “We’ve revamped the PRO Reel a bit —  a little bit of a facelift if you will," says Masley. "The overarching reason we even came out with the PRO Reel was to have operators set up efficiently. But the big thing was safety. So once we’ve nailed those two things with the actual PRO Reel it allowed us to spend time on the ergonomics and display itself." A couple of the big changes include 8-button switchpacks that have simplified operations and a nice 7-inch display on top.For more information, visit vac-con.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners explains the patented Flexicore cable at the heart of its drain cleaning machines. “Flexicore cables are unique to General,” says Dunbar. “We’re the only ones that make it. It’s one of the things that defines our line.”The Flexicore cable gets stronger as more torque is applied, allowing it to clear tough blockages with less kinking, breakage and downtime. For more information, visit drainbrain.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners explains the ins and outs of the company’s ClogChopper multi-function cutting tools. These drain cleaning tools feature six self-sharpening blades that dig into encrusted debris and root masses, easily grinding up stoppages and scale without damaging pipes.“These have been a game changer,” says Dunbar. “People will buy one of these things and then they’ll come by two or three weeks later and buy all the rest of the sizes for all of their machines because they work so well.” For more information, visit drainbrain.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners explains why the company’s guide tube is one of the most important safety features on a drain cleaning machine. “This separates you from the cable. If I put this down in the cleanout I’m working on, and I do it effectively, the cable can’t get out of there. No matter what happens . . . We say that you can actually push the functional limits of the machine to its capacity using the guide tube.” Learn more in the video about why the guide tube is a game changer for clearing drains, and for more information about General Pipe Cleaners’ equipment, visit drainbrain.com.

For over 40 years, Imperial Industries has helped waste-processing companies by designing and outfitting them with proper waste storage solutions. So when Fabio Moura of Texas decided to make a career change, he turned to Imperial to help make that happen and launched DFW Pumping. Moura speaks with COLE Publishing’s Tim Dobbins about what drew him to Imperial in this exclusive video captured at the WWETT Show.For more information, visit imperialind.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Zack Shustrick of GapVax explains the new dual-reel design of the company’s G7 Trailer Jetter. “It offers ¾-inch and ½-inch hose, both hydraulically driven and right at your fingertips,” says Shustrick.The G7 Trailer Jetter is designed to be towed without a commercial drivers license. Teams of all sizes can use the G7 Trailer Jetter to clean sewers fast and efficiently. For more information, visit gapvax.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, the happy owner of a shiny new pumper truck built by Imperial Industries shares the story about how he got into the business. Fabio Moura of DFW Pumping in Texas says business is booming and he needs a second truck to pump grease. He chose Imperial Industries for its quality workmanship and support after the sale. For more information, visit www.imperialind.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners walks viewers through the company’s booth to explain its ecosystem of equipment — everything from drain cleaning machines to to high-pressure water jetters to cameras and locators. “There are a lot of different machines here that work for different functions,” says Dunbar. “Let’s say you show up at a work site. Depending on the situation, you might need all these machines in this booth.” For more information, visit drainbrain.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners walks viewers through the company’s versatile lineup of water jetters. “We have a motto here, and it’s ‘One size does not fit all,’” says Dunbar. “To get the right tool for the job, you need to actually have different equipment.”Viewers can get a look at everything from portable jetters for tackling sink drains to high-flow water jetters geared toward clearing larger and more difficult lines.For more information, visit drainbrain.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners highlights the company’s Gen Ear LE Water Leak Location System. The audio-based location system is a simple, economical way to find leaks in residential and commercial water lines. For hard-to-find leaks, General Pipe Cleaners includes its Sound Amplification Manifold, which adds air to the line to increase water pressure and amplify leak sounds.For more information, visit drainbrain.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners talks about the company’s JM-1000 Mini Jet and JM-1450 electric water jetters. Both units are designed to get grease and other soft materials off the inside of a pipe by scouring it with high-pressure water. Their portability makes them both suitable choices for indoor work like sink drains. Dunbar also gives viewers a clear demonstration of JM-1000 operation by running it through a transparent pipe. For more information, visit drainbrain.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, John Masley of Vac-Con talks about the company’s PRO Reel machine, billed as the most versatile hose reel on the market. “The key with the PRO Reel is the versatility, the safety, and then still maintaining a simple operating stream,” says Masley. “You’re able to use this PRO Reel any way you want, get out of the way when you need to and then put it in the correct position that actually makes sense when you’re cleaning lines.”In the video, Masley demonstrates the movement of the PRO Reel and how it gives operators 70 square feet of work area. For more information, visit www.vac-con.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Bryce Rieger of Vac-Con introduces the company’s brand new 3YARD non-CDL combination sewer cleaning truck. “You don’t need a commercial driver’s license to operate this truck because it’s under 26,000 GVW,” he says. “An operator can fill up at home base and then go out to the job legally with full fuel, full depth tanks and full of fresh water.”Learn all about the new 3YARD, its many advantages, how Vac-Con saved on weight and more in the video. For more information, visit www.vac-con.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Todd Masley of Vac-Con unveils the company’s 3YARD non-CDL combination sewer cleaning truck. “Our industry has been waiting for this for a long time,” Masley said to a crowd gathered for the unveiling. “A combination sewer cleaner with real capacities and real power that doesn’t require a commercial driver’s license. Vac-Con did it. It’s weight friendly. This truck sales at under 26,000 pounds.”For more information, visit www.vac-con.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, we chat with Bryce Rieger of Vac-Con Inc. about the X-Cavator CXT hydroexcavation truck and its upgraded boom which allows for below-grade digging.“We’ve taken our extendable boom from our EXT model and mounted it on our most popular mid-sized model — this 12-cubic-yard CXT. So what this gives you is 7 feet of extension with 315 degrees of rotation. And then, as you can see, the boom pivots down 22 degrees and will go up as much as 45 degrees. So that gives you an optimal work area around the truck, high and low.”Rieger also talks about how the CXT can dig below grade without having to attach another piece of vacuum pipe.For more information, visit www.vac-con.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners talks about the how well the company’s camera systems pair with its Flexi-Rooter 100 drain cleaning machine. “Essentially what’s different about the Flexi-Rooter 100 is the very end where you have the cutting chain is moving at about 2,200 rpm, but the sheath doesn’t move at all. (Normally) if you tried to put a snake and a camera down in the same drain, it would just tear up the camera.”In the video, Dunbar demonstrates how to attach and use a camera with General Pipe Cleaners’ innovative Flexi-Rooter 100. For more information, visit https://drainbrain.com.

In this online exclusive video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners talks about the company’s unique ClogChopper multi-function cutting tools. The tool’s six self-sharpening blades dig into encrusted debris and root masses, easily grinding up stoppages, scale and crystallized urine without risking pipe damage. Thanks to a spherical design, the ClogChopper can maneuver around tight bends and traps.“These are the next big thing,” says Dunbar. “We’re using them in all kinds of different machines — snake-style machines, our Flexi-Rooter 100 — anything that spins. These do a great job of opening up a drain.” For more information, visit https://drainbrain.com.