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How to daily maintain your industrial vacuum cleaner?
Industrial vacuum cleaners are often used in environments where dust, allergens, and potentially hazardous materials are present. Daily maintenance helps to maintain a clean and healthy working environment by effectively capturing and containing these substances. Regularly emptying the dust colle...Read more -
Features of the power tools vacuum cleaners
Power tools, such as drills, sanders, or saws, create airborne dust particles that can spread throughout the work area. These particles can settle on surfaces, equipment, and can even be inhaled by workers, leading to respiratory issues. An automatic clean vacuum connected directly to the power t...Read more -
Industrial Vacuum Cleaners And Floor Scrubber Dryers: Which One Is The Best For My Needs?
In some large floor areas, such as commercial buildings,airports, manufacturing facilities and warehouses, which require regular cleaning to maintain a professional and inviting appearance, floor clean machines have big avdantages by offering efficiency, improved cleaning performance, consistency...Read more -
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