Dig Tubes
8 companies listed
Dig tubes are the rigid or semi-rigid tubes attached to the vacuum hose that operators direct into the excavation. They concentrate suction at the dig face and are available in various diameters and lengths for different applications.
What to Look For
- Diameter and length suited to your typical excavation depth and access constraints
- Material (aluminum, steel, or composite) and weight for operator comfort
- End fitting compatibility with your vacuum hose and coupling system
- Replaceable wear tips to extend tube life in abrasive conditions
Faultless Solutions Corporation
Mississauga, ON
Boilers/Water Heaters
Dig Nozzles & Tips
Dig Tubes
+12
KAISER PREMIER
2550. E. Bijou Ave Fort Morgan, CO
Hydrovac Manufacturer – Trailer Mounted
Hydrovac Manufacturer – Truck Mounted
Hydrovac Rentals
+5
Hi-Vac Corporation
Marietta, OH
Jetline Sales & Service
Kensington, MN
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Frequently Asked Questions
What diameter dig tube should I use?
Match the dig tube to your vacuum hose diameter for maximum suction. 4-inch and 6-inch tubes are most common. Smaller tubes provide more concentrated suction for precision work.
How deep can I dig with a standard dig tube?
Standard tubes are 4-8 feet long. For deeper excavation, add extension tubes. Effective suction depth depends on blower power, hose diameter, and material type.
