Mammoth MTS are two associated companies that operate within the Trenchless Technology and Suction Equipment markets.
We are perfectly placed to provide a unique service to the utilities and civils sectors, combining our industry leading mole technologies and suction excavation equipment to meet the demands and requirements of customers in today’s urban jungle.
Suppliers of market leading Hammerhead Trenchless Equipment and the Safe-Dig range of safe excavation tooling
As subsidiary of Mammoth Equipment and MTS GmbH providing high performance suction systems for safe excavation and specialist suction works
Access too specialist support for spares, service and technical advice on the full range of equipment across both company’s ranges
Two associated companies delivering trenchless and suction excavation equipment
Now that’s a truck that catches your eye!
With its bold graphics, @Natta Building Company Ltd new MTS suction excavator certainly stands out, and we’ve got some great images from the handover to show it off.
Lloyd spent time with the Natta Plant team delivering handover training, getting them familiar with their new truck, talking through its operation and answering questions along the way.
It’s an important part of handing over a truck: taking the time to help the people who’ll be using it feel confident and ready to get to work.
A big thank you to Natta Plant for choosing MTS.
We look forward to seeing this one out on site!
‼️We’re hiring‼️
We are excited to be expanding our team again and are looking for another Business Development Manager to join us in looking after the South (Birmingham downwards).
If you are someone who can help us build new relationships, develop opportunities, and support the continued growth within the industry - then we want to hear from you!
Think this could be your next step?
Or know someone who might be a great fit?
For more information about the role, please get in touch with our team😀
📧customer.support@mammoth-mts.co.uk
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There's a lot more going on behind a suction excavator than simply a very powerful vacuum.
Airflow, filtration, material separation, spoil collection and precise control all have to work together to remove material efficiently and keep the machine performing on site.
It's a serious piece of equipment designed for some seriously demanding work.
And when you see one working up close, you quickly realise just how much is going on behind the scenes.
