Custom Vacuum Tank | Long Island New York

 

 Custom Vacuum Tanks



Custom Vacuum Tanks use carbon steel, stainless steel, or aluminum when being constructed.  Carbon steel tends to rust.  Stainless Steel resists rusting a lot, and aluminum oxidizes (rusts in a different process).  Aluminum tanks do have a weight advantage enabling modifications to be made in bigger capacities.  Vacuum Truck Tanks can be measured in barrels (BBLS) or liquid Gallons.  The outside shell of the tank and the heads can vary in thickness depending on the client's specifications.  On the inside of the tank there are baffles.  Note: Smooth bore tanks have no baffles.  A baffled tank has 1 baffle or more.  Baffle components are essential in breaking water surge or gravitational shifts of kinetic energy that can potentially affect control of a vehicle when in motion. 





Note: New York has a lot of road traffic, so a tank with baffles is highly suggested as opposed to a smooth bore tank

Customizing A Vactor Truck or Septic Truck 101

Coleman Vacuum Systems Inc. utilizes the most up-to-date technologies to design and manufacture the custom vacuum unit(s) you require. Our experts have the professional expertise in both field and the design room to understand how to craft precisely the machinery you want.

Never settle for less than perfect when it comes to custom-created vacuum units! And never try to make a standard commercial vacuum tank “almost fit” when you can have one designed for your needs.

Need equipment and/or tools designed precisely for your company? Coleman Vacuum Systems Inc. can handle those projects too.




Our Process

At Coleman Vacuum Systems Inc., every custom project starts with in-depth consultations and the desire to form a long-term partnership.

We conduct thorough, comprehensive evaluations of your needs to match them to the smartest, most cost-efficient customized vacuum tank solutions.

At the end of the day, you get the right product at a fair price with a trusted company that’s dedicated to serving you.



"Quality You Can Trust Since 1968"

Coleman Vacuum Systems is a supreme provider of Vacuum Truck Parts & Accessories throughout the Suffolk County, Long Island area. We carry American Made PT Camlock Adapters, PT Camlock Fittings, Steel Betts Valves, Primary Check Balls, Drive Elements, Angle Drives, Pressure Relief Valves, Masport Vacuum Pumps, NVE Challenger Vacuum Pumps, Gasket Rebuild Kits, Suction Hose, LED Lights, and countless other parts & accessories for your vacuum truck system or vacuum tank.
We perform Vacuum Truck maintenance & repairs on all systems and rigs. Coleman Vacuum Systems can also restore any Vacuum Truck, or replace any old Vacuum Tank with a brand new unit.

Coleman Vacuum Systems specializes in Vacuum Tank & Vacuum Truck sales and repairs throughout the Suffolk County long island area.


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