Dust Extractors & Vacuums

Keep your workspace clean and safe with our dust extractors.

Dust extractors are essential for maintaining a clean and safe working environment on construction sites and workshops. By effectively removing dust and debris, these machines help to protect workers' health and ensure compliance with safety regulations. Whether you're dealing with wood, concrete, or plaster dust, our range of extractors is designed to handle heavy-duty tasks with ease.

What Jobs Are These Best At?

  • Ideal for construction sites, our extractors efficiently remove concrete and masonry dust, improving air quality and visibility.
  • In workshops, these systems ensure fine dust from woodworking is captured, reducing respiratory risks and maintaining equipment longevity.
  • Portable models are perfect for on-site cleanups, quickly clearing plaster and drywall dust to keep projects on track.
  • Wet and dry vacuums tackle spills and debris, ensuring a tidy workspace, regardless of the mess.

Choosing the Right One

Match the extractor to your site's specific dust type and volume.

1. Key factor

If you're dealing with fine dust, choose an M or H class extractor for superior filtration and safety compliance.

FAQs

How do I choose between M, L, and H class extractors?

Choose based on the dust hazard level: L for low risk, M for medium, and H for high-risk dusts like asbestos.

Can these extractors handle wet materials?

Yes, models like wet and dry vacuums are designed to handle both wet and dry debris efficiently.

Who Uses These?

  • Construction professionals rely on these systems to manage site cleanliness and comply with H&S standards.
  • Joiners and carpenters use extractors to handle wood dust, protecting their health and ensuring a quality finish.
  • Plasterers benefit from dust extractors by reducing airborne particles and improving job efficiency.
  • Workshop technicians use these machines to maintain a clean environment, preserving both health and equipment.

The Basics

Dust extractors work by drawing in dust and debris through high suction power, trapping particles in filters or bags, ensuring clean air output and minimal site disruption.

Accessories

Enhance your dust extraction system's performance with these accessories.

1. HEPA Filters

These filters capture the finest particles, crucial for maintaining air quality and meeting safety standards.

2. Extension Hoses

Improve reach and flexibility, making it easier to clean hard-to-access areas without moving the extractor.

Why Shop This Range at ITS?

Our comprehensive range of dust extractors is in stock and available for next day delivery, ensuring you can keep your projects running smoothly.

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Dust Extractors & Vacuums

Keep your workspace clean and safe with our dust extractors.

Dust extractors are essential for maintaining a clean and safe working environment on construction sites and workshops. By effectively removing dust and debris, these machines help to protect workers' health and ensure compliance with safety regulations. Whether you're dealing with wood, concrete, or plaster dust, our range of extractors is designed to handle heavy-duty tasks with ease.

What Jobs Are These Best At?

  • Ideal for construction sites, our extractors efficiently remove concrete and masonry dust, improving air quality and visibility.
  • In workshops, these systems ensure fine dust from woodworking is captured, reducing respiratory risks and maintaining equipment longevity.
  • Portable models are perfect for on-site cleanups, quickly clearing plaster and drywall dust to keep projects on track.
  • Wet and dry vacuums tackle spills and debris, ensuring a tidy workspace, regardless of the mess.

Choosing the Right One

Match the extractor to your site's specific dust type and volume.

1. Key factor

If you're dealing with fine dust, choose an M or H class extractor for superior filtration and safety compliance.

FAQs

How do I choose between M, L, and H class extractors?

Choose based on the dust hazard level: L for low risk, M for medium, and H for high-risk dusts like asbestos.

Can these extractors handle wet materials?

Yes, models like wet and dry vacuums are designed to handle both wet and dry debris efficiently.

Who Uses These?

  • Construction professionals rely on these systems to manage site cleanliness and comply with H&S standards.
  • Joiners and carpenters use extractors to handle wood dust, protecting their health and ensuring a quality finish.
  • Plasterers benefit from dust extractors by reducing airborne particles and improving job efficiency.
  • Workshop technicians use these machines to maintain a clean environment, preserving both health and equipment.

The Basics

Dust extractors work by drawing in dust and debris through high suction power, trapping particles in filters or bags, ensuring clean air output and minimal site disruption.

Accessories

Enhance your dust extraction system's performance with these accessories.

1. HEPA Filters

These filters capture the finest particles, crucial for maintaining air quality and meeting safety standards.

2. Extension Hoses

Improve reach and flexibility, making it easier to clean hard-to-access areas without moving the extractor.

Why Shop This Range at ITS?

Our comprehensive range of dust extractors is in stock and available for next day delivery, ensuring you can keep your projects running smoothly.

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