Mechanized & Manual Drain Cleaning
Efficient drain cleaning is essential to prevent waterlogging, vector breeding, and environmental pollution. Drain cleaning is carried out through both manual and mechanized methods depending on the location, scale, and type of waste.
Manual Drain Cleaning involves the use of tools like spades, brooms, and buckets by sanitation workers to remove silt, debris, and solid waste from open drains. This method is typically used in smaller or narrow drains where machines cannot be operated.
Mechanized Drain Cleaning uses modern equipment such as suction machines, jetting machines, and robotic arms to clean large drains and sewer lines. These machines improve safety, increase efficiency, and reduce human contact with hazardous waste.
By combining manual and mechanized approaches, municipalities can ensure cleaner drains, reduce health risks, improve overall sanitation in urban and rural areas.
