Reflecting on the WWETT Show 2025 – Innovations and Highlights

The Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show 2025 took place in Indianapolis February 17-20, 2025. Exhibitors showcased the latest advancements in wastewater and environmental services technology. This year's event strongly emphasized innovation, efficiency, and safety, reflecting the industry's ongoing commitment to improving operations, sustainability, and workforce protection.

With live product demonstrations, cutting-edge technology, and insightful discussions, WWETT 2025 provided an unparalleled opportunity for professionals to explore new solutions, strengthen industry connections, and gain valuable insights into the waste industry's future.

Product Demonstrations and Learning Experiences

WWETT 2025 featured a dynamic lineup of interactive exhibits and hands-on demonstrations, giving attendees the opportunity to see cutting-edge equipment in action. Some standout demonstrations included:

• Thorough sewage inspection systems – Can-Ex Technologies showcased the ZIPCAM 360, a high-tech camera system that collects real-time visual data to detect blockages, cracks, and other pipe issues.
• Trenchless technology—Hammerhead Trenchless demonstrated its lateral lining process using an advanced light curing system, which enhances efficiency and durability in pipe repairs.
• High-performance sewer cleaning nozzles –Enz USA Inc. presented its camera and root-cutting nozzle technology.

Spotlight on Industry-Leading Exhibitors

The exhibitor hall featured vendors and service providers, each showcasing state-of-the-art equipment and technological advancements. A few notable displays included:

• Imperial Industries premiered an extensive fleet of 17 trucks and trailers!
• Super Products showcased the Mud Dog Vacuum Excavator for precision digging and non-destructive excavation.
• Guzzler Manufacturing Inc. presented their built-to-last vacuum truck, the Guzzler Classic.
• Vac-Con introduced several hydro-excavation and jetting solutions, including the MS800 Hydro Excavation Trailer, VJt600 Jetter Truck, and VJ750 Jetter Trailer, each built for high-performance applications.
• Satellite Industries featured an impressive range of portable sanitation solutions, including Brick Toilets, luxury restroom trailers, and advanced portable restrooms for remote or large-scale applications.

Safety and Regulations

With advancements in truck chassis used on everything from hydrovacs and combination sewer cleaners, safety and automation are becoming a top priority. Many of these vehicles showcased anti-collision sensors and enhanced operator control systems. Alongside technology, the WWETT Show focused on educating people about regulations.

Sessions such as "Navigating PFAS Regulations in Wastewater Treatment" and "Stormwater Compliance Strategies for Construction Sites" highlighted the tightening oversight of hazardous waste handling. Discussions on septic system regulations and wastewater discharge permitting emphasized compliance with EPA, OSHA, and DOT mandates, requiring strict spill prevention, emissions control, and operator training.

WWETT: A Must-Attend Event for Wastewater Professionals

WWETT 2025 provided an in-depth look at the waste industry's future, combining innovation, learning opportunities, and networking in a single industry-leading event.

For municipal leaders, industry professionals, and wastewater operators, WWETT remains essential for discovering new solutions, staying informed on industry trends, and building valuable professional connections. 

We look forward to seeing everyone at the 2026 event.

You can also watch our highlight reel from the 2025 event.