We have a new toy!
January 16, 2020
A new 32t Kaiser Whale dirty water recycler for Drainforce
There's much excitement at Drainforce HQ as we've just taken delivery of a brand new fleet member - a 32 tonne Kaiser Whale dirty water recycler! Okay, we understand that this is not the stuff of dreams for most people, but for us it is most definitely dream-worthy. Here's why we love our new truck:
- It’s the best tool for the job - Our Kaiser Whale dirty water recycling, jetting and vacuumation rigs are the frontline weapon to unblock, clean and service deep and large drainage networks.
- Saves time and money – don’t have to stop work to empty the tank, so the job gets done quicker and therefore costs less and is more efficient
- Environmentally friendly – we all need to do our bit, and this innovative vehicle means that not only are we recycling water, we’re cutting down on emissions by minimising journeys
In a nutshell, it means we can deliver a fast and efficient service to our clients, and who doesn’t love that?
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