Hurricane 828 Vacuum Tanker

DESCRIPTION

The Hurricane 828 is a trailer-mounted industrial vacuum system designed for efficient debris and material collection across various industrial applications. It combines powerful suction capabilities with user-friendly features to enhance operational productivity.

The Hurricane 828 is engineered for durability and efficiency, making it suitable for demanding industrial environments where mobility and powerful suction are essential.

Key Specifications:

Trailer Mounted:

• • Chassis: Tri-axle configuration with 8,000 lb axles, featuring a 4" x 6" rectangular tube frame measuring 8'4" x 18'.
  • Wheels: Equipped with six 8-lug LT235/85 R-16 fourteen-ply, steel-belted radial tires.
  • Braking System: Incorporates DOT lighting with electric brakes, ensuring safe towing and maneuverability.

Power Source:

• • Engine: John Deere turbocharged diesel engine, delivering 325 horsepower at 1,800 RPM.
  • PTO Clutch: Triple disc, 14" with iron plates, facilitating efficient power transmission.

Vacuum System:

• • Blower: Roots Dresser blower providing 5,660 CFM and capable of generating 28" Hg of vacuum pressure.
  • Drive Mechanism: Direct drive through a flex coupling, ensuring reliable operation.

Filtration System:

• • Stage 1: Cyclonic separation for initial debris removal.
  • Stage 2: Baghouse with 37 Teflon-coated, quick-change filter bags, featuring continuous reverse pulse air cleaning.
  • Stage 3: High-efficiency blower safety filter to protect internal components.

Hydraulic System:

• • Specifications: 3.5 GPM at 2,200 PSI, directly driven for optimal performance.

Additional Features:

• • Enclosure: Lockable steel shroud covering major components, enhancing security and reducing noise levels.
  • Control Panel: 12-volt key start instrument panel equipped with a safety system for user-friendly operation.
  • Air Compressor: Direct drive Bendix twin-cylinder air compressor for reliable air supply needs.
  • Fuel Tank: 100-gallon capacity, supporting extended operational periods without frequent refueling.