An industrial vacuum cleaner system is a sophisticated device, which is designed to meet specific contingencies and needs within specific environments and locations.

An important aspect of a vacuum cleaner system is the materials used in its construction: stainless steel, powder coated metal, white powder coated steel, polyethylene, etc. While these materials influence the longevity and durability of the system, their choice is also influenced by these same considerations: location of use, type of material picked up, atmosphere where used, and so on.

While you should have a clear idea of the constraints associated with the environment where the vacuum cleaner will be used, we recommend you contact our Technical Representatives for an analysis and recommendation on what would be the most adapted material.

Some key questions to ask yourself:

• Will the vacuum cleaner be used in a potentially explosive atmosphere?
• Do you require an explosion proof or anti-sparking metal?
• Does the vacuum cleaner need to be grounded?
• Does the vacuum cleaner need to be autoclaved?
• Do you have stringent sterility requirements?
• Does the vacuum cleaner need to be electropolished?
• Will the vacuum cleaner be used in an environment where laser is beeing used?
• Is weight and manoeuvrability an issue?
• Will you be using the vacuum cleaner for food grade applications?
• Are you planning on recycling or discarding the recovered material?
• Will you be working in a harsh environment?
• Is appearance an important factor?
• Do you require the vacuum cleaner be corrosion free?
• Is price an issue?