Water Recycling in Mining: How Vacuum Trucks Save Resources & Costs
- Camjet Pty Ltd
- Sep 15
- 1 min read
Updated: Sep 26
Mining in South Africa faces two growing pressures: rising operational costs and stricter environmental sustainability targets. Water, in particular, has become one of the industry’s most critical resources. Traditional cleaning methods rely heavily on fresh water, but vacuum combination trucks with recycling units change the game.
Camjet’s fleet separates solids from liquids, reuses filtered water for jetting, and significantly reduces water consumption. For mine operators, this means lower operating costs. For compliance managers, it proves commitment to ESG goals. In fact, Camjet’s vacuum trucks can cut fresh water usage by up to 70%, making them a powerful tool for sustainable mining in South Africa.
Whether you’re focused on reducing downtime or demonstrating sustainability in reports, Camjet’s water-recycling vacuum trucks deliver both performance and compliance.
Water Recycling in Mining: How Vacuum Trucks Save Resources & Costs FAQ:
How do vacuum trucks recycle water in mining?
Camjet’s trucks separate solids from liquids and reuse filtered water for jetting, significantly reducing fresh water consumption.
Why is water recycling important in South African mines?
Freshwater scarcity and rising costs make recycling essential for sustainable mining operations.
Can vacuum trucks reduce operational costs?
Yes, by cutting water use, minimising downtime, and improving waste handling, vacuum trucks lower long-term costs.
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