Vacuum Hose
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Vacuum hose connects the boom to the dig site and carries excavated soil, water, and debris to the debris tank. It must withstand constant abrasion, suction forces, and flexing during operation.
What to Look For
- Internal diameter matched to your vacuum system airflow requirements
- Wall construction for collapse resistance under full vacuum
- Abrasion resistance and flexibility for field handling
- Cuff and coupling compatibility with your boom and dig tube connections
Premium
Faultless Solutions Corporation
Mississauga, ON
Boilers/Water HeatersDig Nozzles & TipsDig Tubes+12
Dawson Infrastructure Solutions
Salt Lake City, UT
Hydrovac AccessoriesHydrovac DealershipsHydrovac Rentals+3
Jetline Sales & Service
Kensington, MN
Hydrovac DealershipsHydrovac Parts & AccessoriesDig Nozzles & Tips+3
Pacific-Tek
Phoenix, AZ
Hydrovac Manufacturer – Skid MountedHydrovac Manufacturer – Truck MountedHydrovac Manufacturer – Trailer Mounted+1
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Frequently Asked Questions
What diameter vacuum hose is standard for hydrovac?
Most hydrovac trucks use 6-inch or 8-inch vacuum hose. Larger diameter provides higher material flow but is heavier and harder to handle manually.
How do I extend the reach of my vacuum hose?
Add hose sections with quick-connect couplings. Each additional section reduces suction at the dig tip, so minimize extensions and ensure tight connections.
