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Dust class first, because it decides what the machine may pick up. Then tank capacity against how long it runs between emptying, then supply voltage against where the work is.

It is a dust classification. An M-Class machine is built and filtered to handle finer dusts that a general vacuum would pass back into the room. H-Class sits above it and general wet and dry machines sit below both. The class is stated per machine.

The range runs 10L to 77L. Small tanks suit a machine carried between jobs, large tanks suit one that stays in a bay. Bigger is not automatically better on anything that has to go up a stair.

Only if the work is on site where the supply is 110V through a transformer. Workshop work runs 230V. Several machines are held in both, so the same specification can follow the job either way.

The vacuum senses the tool switching on and runs with it, then keeps running briefly afterwards to clear the hose. That means extraction happens without anyone remembering to switch it on separately.

Yes. Valeting machines at 20L and 30L, ash vacuums for stove and forge work, a wall-mounting garage vacuum with remote, and cordless handheld and 40V backpack machines on the SV20 platform.

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FAQs

Dust class first, because it decides what the machine may pick up. Then tank capacity against how long it runs between emptying, then supply voltage against where the work is.

It is a dust classification. An M-Class machine is built and filtered to handle finer dusts that a general vacuum would pass back into the room. H-Class sits above it and general wet and dry machines sit below both. The class is stated per machine.

The range runs 10L to 77L. Small tanks suit a machine carried between jobs, large tanks suit one that stays in a bay. Bigger is not automatically better on anything that has to go up a stair.

Only if the work is on site where the supply is 110V through a transformer. Workshop work runs 230V. Several machines are held in both, so the same specification can follow the job either way.

The vacuum senses the tool switching on and runs with it, then keeps running briefly afterwards to clear the hose. That means extraction happens without anyone remembering to switch it on separately.

Yes. Valeting machines at 20L and 30L, ash vacuums for stove and forge work, a wall-mounting garage vacuum with remote, and cordless handheld and 40V backpack machines on the SV20 platform.

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