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THE MAGAZINE FOR THE DRAINAGE, WATER & WASTEWATER INDUSTRIES


MAIN FEATURE


HCM Jetters


drainage solutions. Their Environmental Services division tackles environmental concerns associated with construction projects. They offer solutions like pH balancing to address water contamination from concrete and utilise intelligent CO2 dosing for safe water return.


• Trenching & Shoring: Their specialists can handle any trenching or shoring requirement, utilising non-conductive shoring solutions for safe and efficient work.


• Waste & Water Tankers: GAP Group provides a range of waste and water tankers for various applications, including emptying, cleaning, and sanitising effluent tanks and providing water fills in hard-to-reach locations.


Visit GAP Group to explore your drainage and environmental services options. They'll be happy to discuss your specific needs and recommend the perfect solutions for your project.


HCM Jetters


HCM Jetters is a leading manufacturer of high-pressure drain jetting units and a trusted supplier of drainage equipment. With a nationwide network and on-site training, HCM Jetters offers exceptional service and support:


• Extensive Product Range: HCM Jetters boasts the UK's largest selection of drain jetting units, ensuring you find the perfect solution for your needs.


• Quick Servicing and Maintenance: The exclusive HCM PowerPlate System allows for rapid servicing, maintenance, and upgrades, minimising downtime.


• Interchangeable Units: Discover the world's first interchangeable drain jetter, offering unmatched flexibility and efficiency.


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