Selecting an industrial vacuum cleaner depends first of all on the material that needs to be collected. Fine dust, solid residues, liquids, oils, chips and offcuts have different characteristics and require specific configurations in terms of vacuum level, airflow, filtration system, collection method and accessories.
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It is also important to distinguish between material deposited on surfaces and particles dispersed in the air. An industrial vacuum cleaner is generally used to collect deposited residues, extract material directly from machinery and tools, or clean floors and work areas. When light airborne dust generated during a process must be captured, a dust collector may instead be required, sized according to the necessary airflow and the extraction point.
Before selecting the equipment, it is also necessary to assess the quantity of material, frequency of use, temperature, possible presence of liquids and the potential hazardous or combustible nature of the dust. In environments with a potentially explosive atmosphere, the configuration must be defined according to the ATEX classification of the area and the characteristics of the material.
What Material Do You Need to Collect?
Select the main material to be collected to identify the FEVI solutions best suited to your application.
