Heavy-duty dry vacuum
The 110 Gallon Premium Heavy Duty Dry Vac System is engineered to vacuum high volumes of dry material including abrasive materials like metal chips and sand
110 Gallon Premium Heavy Duty Dry Vac System is a rugged, industrial duty vacuum cleaner that has been engineered to rapidly vacuum high volumes of dry material. The higher capacity drum means that fewer drum changes will be required during clean up. It has no motor or impellor to clog or wear out, making it ideal for cleaning abrasive materials like steel shot, garnet, metal chips, and sand, yet can also be used for general purpose applications. It is extremely quiet at 82 dBA (half the noise of electric vacs), making it suitable for a wide variety of environments.
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