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Industrial Vacuum Cleaners
An industrial vacuum cleaner earns its keep by running every day in conditions that would finish a domestic machine in a month: fine dust that blinds filters, swarf that punctures hoses and duty cycles measured in hours rather than minutes. The machines listed here range from compact single phase units such as the Nilfisk GM80 to three phase vacuums built for continuous duty, including ATEX Zone 22 rated models for combustible dusts. Machinery Masters lists them from verified sellers, with direct contact to confirm motor ratings, filtration and hose fittings before you buy.
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Industrial Vacuum Cleaners Product Types
Vacuum cleaners in this class divide by power supply, duty cycle and the filtration the dust demands. These are the main types listed.
Single phase dry vacuums
Compact machines around 1 kW, such as the Nilfisk GM80, for daily housekeeping, machine cleaning and fine dust pick up. Cartridge or paper element filtration, with HEPA options where the finest dusts must stay captured.
Three phase industrial vacuums
Continuous duty machines such as the CFM 3308, driven by side channel blowers rather than brush motors, built to run all shift at fixed extraction points and alongside production machinery.
ATEX rated dust vacuums
Machines certified for combustible dust areas, such as the Nilfisk CTS40 LZ22 rated for Zone 22, with antistatic filters and earthed construction throughout. The rating plate and certificate travel with the machine.
Wet and dry vacuums
Units with float valves and stainless collection tanks that recover coolant, washdown water and spills as readily as dry dust. Check the tank material against the liquids on your site before buying.
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Uniquement des vendeurs vérifiés
Chaque vendeur est vérifié avant la mise en ligne de la moindre annonce. Machinery Masters contrôle également l'exactitude des annonces, afin que les acheteurs puissent investir en toute confiance dans des machines de grande valeur.
Portée mondiale
Les annonces proviennent de vendeurs de toute l'Europe, d'Amérique du Nord et d'ailleurs. Cette portée élargit le choix au-delà de tout réseau régional de revendeurs, et c'est souvent le seul moyen de trouver des modèles qui ne sont plus fabriqués en bon état.
Options de financement flexibles
Les annonces éligibles bénéficient d'un financement par l'intermédiaire de partenaires. Les conditions sont affichées directement sur les pages produit concernées, ce qui permet d'étaler le coût au lieu d'épuiser votre fonds de roulement en une seule fois.
Contact direct avec le vendeur
Aucun intermédiaire entre l'acheteur et le vendeur. Renseignez-vous sur l'historique d'entretien, organisez des inspections et négociez directement avec la personne qui connaît réellement la machine.
Applications and Uses
The same machine class serves very different sites. These are the settings where the listed vacuum types fit.
Machine shops
Single phase vacuums clear swarf and grinding dust from machine beds and floors between jobs, while wet and dry units recover coolant spills before they spread across walkways.
Production line housekeeping
Three phase continuous duty machines sit at fixed points on a line, collecting dust and offcut waste all shift without the duty cycle limits of brush motor machines.
Facilities teams and cleaning contractors
Compact, serviceable machines in the GM80 class suit contractors working across plant rooms, offices and mezzanines, where portability and spares availability matter most.
Combustible dust areas
Woodworking shops, recycling plants and powder handling areas use ATEX Zone 22 rated vacuums for housekeeping where dust could ignite, with antistatic hoses and filters throughout.
Benefits from Machinery Masters
Industrial vacuum cleaners are bought as planned equipment and as urgent replacements, and the marketplace serves both situations.
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Every duty class side by side
Compact single phase units, continuous duty three phase machines and ATEX Zone 22 models appear in the same listing set, so filtration class and supply requirements compare directly before you shortlist.
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Low risk used purchases
An industrial vacuum has few parts to hide: motor, blower, filter and tank. Filters and hoses are consumables, so a sound used machine delivers near new performance at well below new cost.
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History from the seller
Direct contact lets you ask what dust a machine collected, how hard it ran and when the filters were last changed, which tells you more than photographs can.
Frequently Asked Questions sur Industrial Vacuum Cleaners
Match the machine to the duty cycle. Single phase machines with bypass motors suit intermittent cleaning through the day and plug into a standard socket. Three phase machines driven by side channel blowers run continuously all shift and suit fixed extraction points. Check which supplies are available where the machine will actually work before shortlisting.
EN 60335-2-69 grades vacuum filtration by the hazard of the dust: L for general nuisance dusts, M for dusts with workplace exposure limits such as wood and many metal dusts, and H for the most hazardous dusts. Start from the exposure limit of the dust you actually collect, then confirm the machine's class on its rating plate with the seller.
When the dust you collect can form an explosive atmosphere and your DSEAR assessment zones the area, the vacuum must carry a matching ATEX rating. Zone 22 machines, such as the CTS40 LZ22 type currently listed, use antistatic filters and earthed construction. Ask the seller for a rating plate photograph and the certification paperwork before purchase.
Run it and listen for bearing noise, check suction at the hose end, and open the machine to inspect the main filter and its seal, since a damaged seal passes fine dust straight to the motor. Ask what the machine previously collected, because hazardous residues need documented decontamination. Confirm hose, wand and nozzle condition too, as replacements add cost.
For long running models the consumables market is strong: the Nilfisk GM80, for example, has been in production for decades and filters, bags and motors remain widely available. For less common three phase machines, confirm the filter and blower part numbers with the seller and price replacements before you buy, since a scarce filter can strand a good machine.