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All the models of well-known brands such as Makita, TREND and FESTOOL we offer are suitable for wet and dry vacuuming. They offer protection against dust and of course are invaluable when cleaning up. All models can be attached to our routing, sawing or sanding tools to provide dust free working. Our industrial models are just at home on a construction site as in the workshop.
Especially in a carpentry workshop there can be an enormous amount of fine dust produced. This not only make the place untidy but can be very unhealthy. Some types of dust can be really dangerous for the lungs. Therefore, a workshop vacuum cleaner must be installed to keep the fine dust in the workshop to a minimum. Large wood chips and shavings should also not be a problem. The ability to vacuum up liquids can also prove very useful in some situations.
When choosing a dust extractor the classification of the filter system is important. There are 3 classes
L class extractors can be compared to domestic vacuum cleaners and should only be used with softwoods. The usual workshop dust extractor is a class M, that means that 99.9% of dust is trapped in the filter. That is needed when working on hardwoods, MDF, brick etc. Class H are needed for specialist work for example where carciogenic materials are involved.
You should consider the amount of work you will be doing so you can judge the volume you need, together with which materials are to be worked on. If you are using the dust extractor in a professional workshop you should make sure you know the legal requirements in your country.
