Vacuum Excavators

The STG HDV600 doesn't just extract waste, it contains it safely, transports it efficiently, and unloads it effortlessly. The 6,000-litre spoil tank is fabricated from 8mm steel and fully hot-dipped galvanized for maximum corrosion resistance in the harshest environments. Registered to AS1210-2010 pressure vessel standards, every tank is certified, traceable, and compliant so you operate with complete regulatory confidence. Dual 80mm sight glasses give you instant visual confirmation of fill levels, while pressure and vacuum relief valves protect the system during operation. Inside, a replaceable bolt-on deflector plate absorbs impact and extends tank life no welding, no downtime, just smart serviceability. When it's time to unload, the hydraulic hoist system with twin lift cylinders lifts a full 6,000-litre load without hesitation. The hydraulic lock rear door seals tight during vacuum operation and releases cleanly when you're ready. Add the 4" inlet with Travis fittings, 6" brass gate drain valve, pop-up boom handrail, dual rear spotlights, braided marine wiring harness, rear LED flashing light, and full wireless remote control for both tank and boom and have a spoil tank that works as hard as we do.

Every urban excavation carries risk. Tight access. Congested services. Noise restrictions. Short work windows. Traditional excavation methods are too dangerous. And many vacuum excavators are simply too big to fit through a standard gate or work in a residential driveway. The Vermeer VSK300-250 solves both problems. The VSK300-250 is a purpose-built, compact vacuum excavator engineered specifically for non-destructive digging where space is limited but performance cannot be sacrificed. It delivers genuine industrial suction in a footprint that fits where larger vac trucks simply cannot go. With a 1000-litre spoil tank, the VSK300-250 hits the sweet spot between capacity and maneuverability. Large enough to complete meaningful work cycles potholing multiple utility points, daylighting a trench run, or cleaning out a congested pit without constant stops to empty. Yet compact enough to access rear yards, narrow laneways, underground car parks, and construction sites with restrictive gateways.