Ditch Witch has introduced the W12 truck vacuum, for potholing applications or cleaning up spills and debris. The W12 features 1,200 gallons of fresh water and a 12-cu.-yd. debris tank.
With 5,000 cu.-ft. per minute (CFM) and 27-ft. Hg of vacuum power, the truck vac comes with a remote-control system for managing the water system and boom, as well as for lifting and lowering the tank. The design and layout of the debris tank, positioned between dual 600-gallon saddle tanks of fresh water, supports operation.
“We’re building on 20 years of truck vac knowledge to bring excavation crews the innovative line of Warlock vacuum excavators,” said Chris Thompson, vacuum excavation product manager at Ditch Witch. “The increased versatility and capacity of the W12 allows crews to improve productivity and decrease downtime on even the toughest jobsites. Operators get improved technology and optimized design with the same service and support that comes with purchasing any equipment in the Ditch Witch dealer network.”
Operators can stay on the job with the 2,400-gallon tank capacity and powerful vacuum. The W12’s dual hose reels, coupled with the ability to use both a hydro and air method, enable crews to use one machine for a variety of excavation tasks and in harsh environments. Together, the size and versatility of the W12 allows it to be used for slot trenching, HDD projects, potholing and more.
The W12 is the first truck vac released in the new Warlock series from Ditch Witch.
