Camel Chat Newsletter

Camel Chat

Sharing Super Solutions for the Sewer Cleaning Industry

Dan Koziczkowski

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Camel Chat is a way for Super Products to provide workers in the sewer cleaning industry useful information on our Camel combination units as well as general tips and practices to hopefully make operators’ jobs less difficult.

One of the driving forces behind our Camel Chat newsletter is Dan Koziczkowski, who serves as our product manager and resident Camel expert. Having been with Super Products more than 30 years – most of which spent focused on the Camel line, Dan relies on his extensive knowledge and experience to provide readers with a better understanding of the Camels features as well as how best to use the unit to achieve maximum performance. To learn more about Dan, check out his profile in the winter issue.

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CURRENT ISSUES AVAILABLE

Camel Chat - Spring 2010

When it comes to strength and durability, the Camel’s debris body is second to none!

Super Products knows that when the pressure is on a strong body is critical. That’s exactly why we build the Camel debris body using a cylindrical design and ¼-inch steel, making it the strongest and most durable on the market today. In fact, we’re so confident in the strength of our debris body, which can withstand 367" H2O (28"hg.) vacuum pressure, we even back it with a full 10-year warranty. Read More

Camel Chat - Winter 2010

Innovative product design and engineering result in the birth of the Camel and its unique features

Recognizing the power of vacuum technology led Super Products to design the Camel® Sewer & Catch Basin Cleaner. Founded in 1972, Wisconsin-based Super Products introduced its first Supersucker® industrial vacuum truck the very next year – March of 1973 to be exact. At that time, the company was a pioneer in producing an industrial vacuum loader with a positive displacement vacuum pump. Read More

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