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Vacuum Captures Wet and Dry Debris

The VT60CR is a cleanroom vacuum that simultaneously picks up wet and dry debris without special adapters or filter switching. It is ideal for cleanroom applications across various industries such as semiconductor, food, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology. The 15-gallon vacuum contains critical cleanroom features, such as a unique four-stage filtration system, that allow it to meet cleanroom standards up to and including Class 10. The water-, rot-, mildew-, and corrosion-resistant main filter captures particles down to 1 micron and is covered by an exclusive splash guard to protect against excessive moisture and further extend the life of the HEPA filter. For added protection in the cleanroom environment, the optional ULPA exhaust filter prevents toxic particles from becoming airborne. Multiple collection and disposal options are available, including a polyliner or 5-gallon disposable pail for bulk nuisance or hazardous material. The detachable trolley features sturdy polyethylene construction and large, smooth wheels for easy decontamination and added maneuverability. Additionally, a pliable rubber inlet tube is designed to relieve caking and clogging caused by the collection of damp or sticky material.


Nilfisk-Advance America, Inc., Morgantown, PA 19543. www.pharmaceuticalvacuum.com or call 800-645-3475

 

 

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