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Demystifying why industrial air scrubbers are more expensive than HVAC industry commercial ones
In industrial or construction settings, air scrubbers play a crucial role in removing hazardous airborne particles, such as asbestos fibers, lead dust, silica dust, and other pollutants. They help create a safer working environment and prevent the dispersion of contaminants.Bersi Industrial air s...Read more -
When do you have to replace the filters?
Industrial vacuum cleaners often feature advanced filtration systems to handle the collection of fine particles and hazardous materials. They may incorporate HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filters or specialized filters to meet specific industry regulations or requirements. As the filter ...Read more -
What’s the difference between Class M and Class H vacuum cleaner?
Class M and Class H are classifications of vacuum cleaners based on their ability to collect hazardous dust and debris. Class M vacuums are designed to collect dust and debris that is considered moderately hazardous, such as wood dust or plaster dust, while Class H vacuums are designed for high h...Read more -
8 Factors You Should Consider When Import The Industrial Vacuum Cleaner
The Chinese products have a high cost-price ratio,many people would like to purchase from the factory directly. The industrial equipment’s value and tranportation cost are all higher than comsumable products , if you bought an unsatisfied machine, it is a lose of money.When overseas custome...Read more -
HEPA filters ≠ HEPA Vacuums. Take a look at Bersi Class H certified Industrial vacuums
When you choose a new vacuum for your job, do you know the one you get is a Class H certified vacuum or just a vacuum with HEPA filter inside? Do you know that many vacuum clears with HEPA filters offer very poor filtration? You may notice that there are leaking dust from some areas of your vacuu...Read more -
The Plus Version Of TS1000,TS2000 And AC22 Hepa Dust Extractor
We are often asked by the customers” How strong is your vacuum cleaner?”. Here, the vacuum strength has 2 factors to it: airflow and suction. Both suction and airflow are essential in determining if a vacuum is powerful enough or not. Airflow is cfm Vacuum cleaner airflow refers to the capacity o...Read more