Select the blower technology that matches your airflow requirements, operating environment, and vacuum or pressure-off-loading needs. Hibon engineers truck-mounted blower technologies for the full range of demanding vacuum truck environments from continuous hydrovac operation to industrial vacuum systems requiring high airflow, cooler operation, and pressure off-loading capability. 

Air-Injection Technology

Built for hydrovac excavation and industrial vacuuming where maintaining pulling power under load is critical. Air injected technology helps control heat during continuous-duty operation.

High Vacuum

Built for high-airflow recovery where maintaining vacuum performance is critical. Keeps airflow consistent to maintain productivity in demanding field conditions.

Vacuum and Pressure Systems

For recovery systems that require both vacuum and pressure offloading in one setup. Switch easily between material recovery and discharge without disrupting the job cycle.

Air–Injected three-lobe positive displacement technology

Support Cooler Operation During Continuous Vacuum Duty

In demanding vacuum truck applications, the issue is not peak vacuum at startup. It is whether the blower can maintain pulling power, airflow consistency, and recovery performance as duty cycles lengthen and thermal load increases.

Hibon truck-mounted blowers are designed around air-injected three-lobe positive displacement technology to support cooler operation during demanding vacuum applications. By supporting more stable operating temperatures during extended operation, these systems are designed to maintain more consistent vacuum performance throughout the job rather than simply delivering high peak vacuum levels.

Hibon Vacuum Truck Blowers

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High-airflow high vacuum

Maintain Pulling Power in High Vacuum Applications

High vacuum capability plays a critical role in applications where lifting power, airflow consistency, and operational efficiency directly impact productivity in the field.

Applications such as hydrovac excavation, daylighting, industrial vacuuming, and wet or dry waste recovery place significant demands on blower systems, especially when operating under heavier loads or more difficult working conditions. In these environments, maintaining strong vacuum performance throughout the entire operation becomes essential for keeping jobs moving efficiently.

Hibon blower technologies are designed for high vacuum operation up to 28” Hg across multiple blower series, helping operators maintain performance across demanding vacuum applications where stronger lift and consistent airflow are required.

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Oil-free air flow technology

Simplify Vacuum Truck Operation Without Water Cooling Systems

Vacuum truck operators are constantly balancing performance, reliability, and maintenance demands in the field. Systems that require additional cooling methods or more complex operating procedures can increase maintenance requirements and add operational complexity during demanding jobs.

Hibon truck-mounted blowers are designed to provide oil-free airflow while operating without water cooling systems. Air injection technology supports cooling during operation, allowing these systems to deliver oil-free airflow without water cooling while simplifying blower operation in demanding applications.

This operating approach is especially valuable in environments where operating conditions can change throughout the day and reliability becomes critical to maintaining uptime.

Hibon Rotary Lobe Blowers, Process and Vacuum Truck Solutions

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Find the Right Vacuum Blower for Your Operating Environment

Different vacuum truck applications place different demands on blower systems depending on the operating environment, airflow requirements, and duty cycle.

Some applications require maximum airflow and continuous vacuum performance for hydro excavation and industrial vacuuming. Others prioritize operation in demanding municipal or heavy-duty environments, while some require flexibility between vacuum and pressure operation.

Selecting the correct blower technology directly impacts efficiency, operating temperature, consistency under load, and long-term reliability in the field.

 

Feature

RB-DV Series

SIAV / SIAH Series

VTB XL Series

Blower Design

Air-injected tri-lobe

Air-injected tri-lobe

Air-injected tri-lobe

Maximum Vacuum

Up to 28” Hg

Up to 28” Hg

Up to 28” Hg

Airflow Range

Up to ~3800 CFM

3577–6600 CFM

Up to 2729 CFM

Cooling Method

Air injection

Air injection

Air injection

Oil-Free Operation

Yes

Yes

Yes

Water Cooling Required

No

No

No

Best Fit Applications

Hydrovac, daylighting, continuous-duty industrial vacuuming

municipal, hazardous recovery, heavier-duty high-airflow vacuum work

vacuum recovery + pressure off-loading, material transfer, oil & gas

Key Operational Advantage

Cooler operation during demanding duty cycles

High vacuum performance in demanding environments

Vacuum and pressure flexibility

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Vacuum Truck Blowers

As vacuum systems operate under heavier loads and longer duty cycles, blower temperatures can increase and airflow consistency can begin to drop. Maintaining stable vacuum performance throughout the entire job becomes critical in applications like hydrovac excavation, industrial vacuuming, and municipal cleaning. Air-injected blower technology is designed to support cooler operation during demanding conditions, helping maintain more consistent performance under load.

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