Latest addition to the Excalon fleet.
Posted: Tuesday July 14, 2026
We’re pleased to welcome a new VACEX Vacuum Extraction Unit to the Excalon fleet, built on a Mercedes-Benz Arocs 3251 chassis and equipped with an RSP three-stage air routing and separation system, further strengthening our capabilities across the UK’s power and utilities infrastructure sector.
A standout feature of this unit is its innovative onboard material separation system – a first-of-its-kind design that separates excavated material at source. By making material recovery and reuse more practical, it offers a smarter and more sustainable approach to excavation and site waste management.
Combined with the proven safety benefits of vacuum excavation around buried utilities and live services, this latest investment supports safer working, reduced environmental impact and greater efficiency on site.
As our business continues to grow, investing in modern, purpose-built equipment remains a key part of how we deliver exceptional results for our clients and partners.
Thanks once again to the team at Nexgen Signs & Graphics Ltd for the excellent work on vehicle branding and signage.
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