FAQ

A suction excavator is ideal for an extraordinarily wide range of applications. Almost any material in building and civil engineering can be suctioned, not to mention in many other areas of application. A suction excavator also makes it possible to expose underground lines and root systems without damaging them.

An MTS suction excavator can suction areas up to 200 metres away, as confirmed by our customers. It all depends on the chosen ventilator and the material to be sucked up.

An MTS suction excavator can suction up to 35 metres deep, as confirmed by our customers. It all depends on the chosen ventilator and the material to be sucked up.

An MTS suction excavator can suck up almost any material, including gravel, sand, soil, clay, water, mud, demolition debris and much more.

To drive a suction excavator as a vehicle, you need an HGV driving licence. To operate the suction mechanism, you need a special MTS driving licence in the form of a training certificate.

An MTS suction excavator makes light work of tasks that previously had to be carried out by hand, allowing them to be completed faster and more efficiently. Work that involved a risk of damaging infrastructure lines or root systems, or that only had restricted manoeuvring space, can now be carried out safely. The versatility of these excavators also opens up new business opportunities for operators, meaning an MTS suction excavator can become a worthwhile investment in no time.

We will be happy to put together an individual profitability calculation for you. Just contact us.

The suction power of an MTS suction excavator is generated by the special ventilator technology, as this diagram shows:

The collecting container of an MTS suction excavator is tipped and emptied using a remote control. Depending on the selected equipment, different tipping heights are possible.

A stainless steel lining of the collecting container has its benefits. It enables better slip properties during emptying of the collecting container and increases the longevity of the suction excavator as a whole. This in turn increases the resale value.

You can find a suitable service partner here.

For new vehicles after 100 operating hours, for all other suction excavators every 500 operating hours of the fan or once a year.

Email sales@saugbagger.com with the following information:

• Your request
• The number of the suction excavator concerned
• The chassis number of the suction excavator concerned
• Photographs of the requested spare part

This is usually enough for us to determine which part you need.

You can use this link to register for the MTS online shop in no time, allowing you to order spare parts and more: shop.saugbagger.com

Shipping costs for MTS parts depend on the dimensions, weight and delivery options of the shipment. Shipping is usually carried out by UPS – or, in the case of bulky goods, by a freight forwarder.

Once your remote control has arrived, we will work to identify the fault as quickly as possible. Our experts will then assess the issue and provide you with a quote. As soon as you have accepted our quote for the repair, we will do our best to return your remote control as quickly as possible.

We usually send packages via UPS. If we have your email address, we will send you a shipping confirmation by email with a link to shipment tracking.

If you have not received a shipping confirmation by email after placing your order, please contact our sales team at sales@saugbagger.com so that we can check your current email address in our records.