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Central Vacuums Manufacturers and Suppliers

IQS Directory provides an extensive list of central vacuum manufacturers and suppliers. Utilize our website to review and source central vacuum manufacturers with our easy-to-use features which allow you to locate central vacuum companies that will design, engineer, and manufacture central vacuums for your exact specifications. Our request for quote forms make it easy to connect with leading central vacuum manufacturers. View company profiles, website links, locations, phone number, product videos, customer reviews, product specific news articles and other production information. We are a leading manufacturer directory who will connect you with the right manufacturers whether you are looking for continuous duty vacuums, central vacuum cleaners, or central vacs.

  • Union Grove, WI

    At Multi-Vac Inc., we specialize in delivering high-performance vacuum cleaning solutions designed to meet the diverse needs of our customers. Our expertise lies in developing innovative, reliable, and efficient vacuum cleaners that cater to a wide range of applications, from residential and commercial environments to industrial settings. By leveraging advanced technology and precision engineering, we ensure our products provide unmatched suction power, durability, and ease of use.

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  • Plymouth, MN

    At Delfin Industrial Vacuums, we are dedicated to providing advanced vacuum solutions tailored to meet the rigorous demands of industrial environments. Our industrial vacuum cleaners are designed to deliver exceptional performance, ensuring efficient cleaning, waste management, and compliance with safety standards. From handling fine dust particles to managing heavy debris, our equipment excels in diverse applications, reflecting our commitment to innovation and reliability.

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  • Union Grove, WI

    At Fast-Vac, we specialize in delivering high-performance vacuum cleaning solutions that cater to diverse cleaning needs across various industries. Our commitment to innovation and quality drives us to design and manufacture state-of-the-art vacuum cleaners that combine durability, efficiency, and advanced technology.

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  • Chicopee, MA

    At Guardair Corporation, we specialize in designing and manufacturing high-performance industrial vacuum cleaners that deliver powerful and reliable solutions for challenging cleanup tasks. Our expertise lies in creating products that are built to handle tough environments, ensuring exceptional durability and efficiency.

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  • Midland Park, NJ

    At HafcoVac, we specialize in the design and manufacturing of industrial vacuum systems that combine reliability, performance, and safety. Our vacuum cleaners are engineered to meet the rigorous demands of various industries, delivering solutions that enhance cleanliness, productivity, and workplace safety. We focus on creating systems that are not only powerful but also environmentally conscious, ensuring efficient operation without compromising air quality.

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Central Vacuum Cleaners

Central vacuums are industrial vacuum cleaners used in contexts that require frequent use of high-capacity vacuum cleaners. Central vacuums are different from small vacuum cleaners or portable vacuums in a number of ways; the biggest difference being that central vacuums and their constituent parts are built into the structure of the buildings in which they are used.

Central vacuum cleaners usually involve a single, large machine that creates a powerful vacuum for collecting and temporarily storing dust, dirt and other debris. That enclosure is connected to a network of narrow ducts that go through the structure of a building, often beneath floors or within walls. The ducts have inlets with detachable covers that are accessible by janitorial staff and provide for the attachment of hoses and vacuuming equipment like wands. Central vacuum systems offer some advantages over portable vacuums. The central vacuum is stationary, so its power source can also be stationary. This means that janitorial staff are not restricted to work within the boundaries created by power cords; they need only to connect their hoses and other equipment to the central vacuum system’s inlets. Also, because central vacuums are usually given their own, dedicated operating space, they are less disruptive in terms of noise generation than are portable vacuums, which are almost always quite loud.

Every vacuum cleaner is intended to serve the same purpose: the efficient and effective collection of a material from an area. Central vacuums cut down on investments in individual filters and other equipment for portable vacuums because all of the material that is collected during vacuuming goes to a single storage area. Also, all attachments and hoses that are used with central vacuum systems are standardized, which cuts down on unnecessary duplication of materials. Portable vacuum cleaners must be emptied when their filter bags or canisters become full. This process uses time that maintenance staff could spend tending to buildings. Central vacuums’ storage containers are emptied regularly, streamlining the waste removal process. Also, new developments in central vacuum design allow for the use of air filters, which help improve air quality. Despite the benefits central vacuums offer, they are not perfect for every situation. The necessary ductwork and other infrastructure are costly to install, and buildings that were not originally built with central vacuums require retrofitting to accommodate them. Also, small buildings may not require central vacuums, as one or two portable vacuums would be less expensive to supply and maintain than a central system.

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VAC-U-MAX Compressed-Air, Pulse-Jet Filter Industrial Vacuum Cleaners Do Not Use Electricity – “An Intrinsically-Safe System”

VAC-U-MAX recognizes the importance of handling combustible dust safely, and has been proactive in this regard for decades. VAC-U-MAX was founded in 1954 to address the need for an intrinsically safe vacuum cleaning system for the textile industry. VAC-U-MAX founder, Frank Pendleton identified this need to collect combustible textile dust and debris safely; and the result was the development of the world’s first compressed-air powered portable vacuum unit that does not use electricity. The OSHA National Emphasis Program for Combustible Dusts, initially released in October 2007 and re-issued for emphasis and... Read More About This