Videos Trade Show

In this video from the 2026 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Bryan Viitala of Börger walks viewers through the company’s OrbitGrinder cutting basket macerator. The OrbitGrinder is based on a completely new macerating concept that ensures better cutting results while protecting the cutters and offering a very long service life.“We grind sludges with it,” Viitala says. “Anything from primary sludge to secondary sludge or digestive sludge. The basket design is to keep constant pressure on these cutters at all times. We feel as though it’s a big improvement and it’s a major maintenance advantage to this product.”For more information, visit boerger.com.

In this video from the 2026 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Kevin Moris of Atlas introduces the Atlas Pro 2403 Jetter.“Everything on this trailer is USA made, other than some of the purchased parts obviously, but we’re hand built in Mississippi. Any parts, any serviceability on this trailer, we’ve tried to manufacture just like all the rest of our Hol-Mac products.”For more information, visit atlasjetters.com.

In this video from the 2026 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Tony Fuller of TRUVAC walks viewers through the company’s APXX hydroexcavator.“It’s the newest machine that we have,” Fuller says. “It’s 12-yard, 1,200 gallons. You’ll notice the debris body is pulled forward. Why is that pulled forward? So we can maximize the payload.”Designed with multiple axle options, the APXX is positioned to maximize legal payload and make time on the job more profitable, according to TRUVAC.For more information, visit truvac.com.

In this video from the 2026 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Kevin Moris of Huber walks viewers through the company’s updated Lancer SC1512 combination sewer cleaner.“Some of the changes for this year, we have a 19-inch hose reel, 275 degrees of rotation, all plumbed stainless steel,” Moris says. “It’s just a great update off of our fixed hose reel design. One of the other changes for this truck is we’re running poly tanks, so our height went from 13 feet, 2 inches, now down to 11 feet, 11 inches.”For more information, visit keithhuber.com.

In this video from the 2026 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Ben Ellis of HammerHead Trenchless introduces viewers to the company’s new 064 Bluelight LED light cure system for 2-inch pipe repair and D100-QR compact quick release drum for 100 feet of 2-inch liner.“We noticed there was a need in the market for 2-inch repair, and this is what we brought to satisfy our customers’ needs,” Ellis says. “There’s a lot of slab work out there, typically in the southern states, with 2-inch underneath the house, and there wasn’t anything to take care of that work.”For more information, visit hammerheadtrenchless.com.

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In this video, Steve “Jonesie” Jones of Jetters Northwest discusses the importance of oil changes and engine oil maintenance, breaking down some tips for giving your jetter the best care. Following a maintenance schedule is the best way to protect your investment. Learn more by contacting Jetters Northwest at 877-901-1936 or visit www.jettersnorthwest.com.

In this video from the 2025 Water and Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Jody Purdy of Vac-Con gives viewers a walkthrough of the company’s MS800 Mudslinger hydroexcavation trailer.“It is a very robust trailer,” Purdy says. “We built it like a tank because we want it to last.”It’s a powerful, yet compact, trailer-mounted vacuum system. These machines combine a high-pressure/low-flow water jet system with a high-performance industrial vacuum.For more information, visit vac-con.com.

In this video from the 2025 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, John Masley of Vac-Con explains some recent updates to the company's PRO Reel.“We’ve revamped the PRO Reel a bit —  a little bit of a facelift if you will," Masley says. "The overarching reason we even came out with the PRO Reel was to have operators set up efficiently. But the big thing was safety. So once we’ve nailed those two things with the actual PRO Reel it allowed us to spend time on the ergonomics and display itself."A couple of the big changes include 8-button switchpacks that have simplified operations and a nice 7-inch display on top.For more information, visit vac-con.com.

The compact Brute van-skid jetter gives you all the power in a small, configurable package

In this video from the 2025 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Andrew Armstrong of Vac-Con talks about the company’s X-Cavator CXT hydrovac truck.The X-Cavator enables operators to locate safely and excavate around delicate utilities without damaging them.“It’s really just simple operation,” Armstrong says. “A lot of our rental fleets, things like that, these trucks are off/on, up/down, left/right, very simple controls. Anybody can operate these. And they have a lot of strength and are very robust.”For more information, visit vac-con.com.

In this video from the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, the team at Jetters Northwest provides an overview of some of the options for the company’s Eagle trailer jetters, in particular the 200 and 300 models.The Eagle 200 offers 10 gpm to maximize a 3/8-inch hose, which provides more flexibility for jobs with multiple bends and turns. The Eagle 300 doubles that output to 20 gpm on 1/2-inch hose for larger commercial and municipal jobs.Learn more at www.jettersnorthwest.com.

In this video from the 2025 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Jody Purdy of Vac-Con gives viewers a walkthrough of the company’s VJ750 trailer jetter.The VJ750 is designed to take on the toughest sewer lines, storm drains and catch basins in a portable trailer-mounted configuration."It’s really easy to operate — one of the easiest ones to operate on the market. You can teach somebody how to operate this thing in five or 10 minutes, easy,” Purdy says. “That makes it safe. They’re thinking about what they’re doing as opposed to having to operate the machine.”For more information, visit vac-con.com.

In this video from the 2025 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Jason Boer of TRUVAC walks viewers through the company’s Paradigm non-CDL air- and hydroexcavator.“Getting CDL drivers is becoming harder and harder by the day with the new laws and regulations that are in place,” Boer says. “It’s a lot easier for the contractors to find non-CDL drivers to be able to operate a truck.”The Paradigm lets operators excavate around utilities safely and efficiently, and its compact design allows for easy maneuverability available in a non-CDL configuration. The unit’s quick setup allows operators to flip a single switch to get to work.For more information, visit truvac.com.

In this video from the 2025 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Tyler Skolek of Vactor Manufacturing offers viewers a walkthrough of the company’s iMPACT combination sewer cleaner.“This is the same exact control panel we put on our 2100i,” Skolek says. “And the benefit of that is if you have multiple trucks in your fleet — let’s say you have three 2100is, you have two iMPACTs, you have a Ramjet — walk up to any one of our trucks and it’s the same exact control panel. You’re able to walk right up and get to work.”With the new iMPACT combination sewer cleaner, you don’t have to sacrifice performance to obtain cost savings. In tight spots like alleys, the iMPACT can handle the job without a big impact on your budget.For more information, visit vactor.com.

In this video from the 2025 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Tara Schroeder of HammerHead Trenchless talks about the company’s most versatile liner — the HELIAM Scrim.“It’s made right at our factory at HammerHead in Wisconsin,” Schroeder says. “It is the most versatile liner on the market because of the scrim. HELIAM stands for heat, light and ambient, so you can cure it with all cure methods.”It’s a scrim-reinforced liner that minimizes longitudinal stretch and ensures accurate inversion lengths.For more information, visit hammerheadtrenchless.com.

In this video from the 2025 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Grant Duxbury of NuFlow Technologies demonstrates multiple technologies for a total system rehabilitation.He walks attendees through a demo of a system rehab using CCUV pull-in-place lining technology.For more information, visit nuflow.com.

In this video from the 2025 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners explains why the company’s guide tube is one of the most important safety features on a drain cleaning machine.“This separates you from the cable,” he says. “If I put this down in the cleanout I’m working on, and I do it effectively, the cable can’t get out of there. No matter what happens . . . We say that you can actually push the functional limits of the machine to its capacity using the guide tube.”Learn more in the video about why the guide tube is a game-changer for clearing drains, and for more information about General Pipe Cleaners’ equipment, visit drainbrain.com.

In this video from the 2025 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, Josh Hood of HammerHead Trenchless shows off the company’s updated PortaBurst PB30X lateral replacement system.“Over all the years, from customer feedback, they've said ‘Hey, we want it smaller and lighter and more versatile.’ The one thing nobody ever mentioned to us was that they also wanted it more durable,” Hood says. “So we knew that when we did this design, we had to bring that durability back.”The PB30X lateral replacement system is a portable, cost-effective and efficient method of replacing 2- to 6-inch lateral pipes. For more information, visit hammerheadtrenchless.com.