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EXAIR’s industrial vacuums with no moving parts

By Mike Santora | March 18, 2019

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Exair-industrial-vacuum-drum-imageEXAIR’s compressed air operated Reversible Drum Vac and High Lift Reversible Drum Vac Systems attach quickly to any closed head 30, 55 or 110 gallon drum. This high-powered vacuum fills a 55 gallon drum in less than two minutes. With the turn of a knob, the same stainless steel pump quickly empties the drum. Coolant sumps can be easily refilled, floor spills vacuumed, or contaminated liquids transferred to filtration tanks in minutes. The flow rate in and out of the drum can be controlled with the knob, making it ideal for dispensing liquids.

The new High Lift Reversible Drum Vac provides maximum lift up to 15-ft. It can move thick liquids (up to 1400 cP) through 20-ft of hose. It is suitable for below grade sumps, deep wells, and more.

Electrically operated “all purpose” vacuums aren’t designed for use in industrial environments. As a result, motors wear out quickly and impellers clog. The Reversible Drum Vac and High Lift Reversible Drum Vac do not use electricity and have no moving parts, assuring maintenance free operation. It is designed for continuous and heavy duty applications where electric vacuums fail. These vacuums efficiently and safely use the compressed air in a facility. An automatic safety shutoff valve prevents spills or overfilling.

EXAIR
www.exair.com/58/dvdirpr.htm


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