A range of jetting heads mounted on the front of the chassis provide rapid cleaning in a variety of configurations. Head configuration can be split to follow tire tracks. Forward speed is precisely controlled using hydrostatic creep drive.
| 41.28 | 41.42 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Chassis | 18 tonne | ||
| Power take-off (PTO) | Mechanical | ||
| Pump capacity | 28 l/min | 42 1/min | |
| Vacuum capacity | 1,000 cfm | 2,000 cfm | |
| Fresh water capacity | 13,000 litres | ||
| Debris water capacity | 15,600 litres1 | ||
| Run time | 7.5 hours2 | 7.5 hours2 | |
| Standard jetting head | Twin front mounted 1m heads | ||
1 – Solid debris collected in separate 250kg tank.
2 – Run time at maximum pressure and flow rate.
| Raptor M | Raptor P | Raptor D | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manual hand-push unit | Petrol-powered 2-wheel drive | Diesel-powered 4-wheel drive/zero turn | |
| Flow rate | 10 l/min or 28 l/min | - | - |
| Max. torque | - | 50Nm | 64Nm |
| Max. speed | - | 11 kph | 20 kph |
| Weight | - | 306 kg | 700 kg |
| Fuel tank | - | 11 litres | 42 litres |
Raptor is an auxiliary vehicle or push along machine that provides greater manoeuvrability and precision for hard-to-reach places such as car parks or pedestrian zones.
Capable of being stowed in the Harrier or towed on a trailer, the Raptor uses an umbilical to deliver Ultra-High-Pressure water and to recover all debris, delivering the power of the Harrier within confined areas.
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