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Continuous Duty Vacuum Manufacturers and Suppliers

IQS Directory is a top industrial directory listing of leading industrial continuous duty vacuum manufacturers and suppliers. Access our comprehensive index to review and source continuous duty vacuum manufacturers with preview ads and detailed product descriptions. These continuous duty vacuum companies can design, engineer and manufacture continuous duty vacuums to your specifications and application needs. A quick and easy to use request for quote form is provided for you to contact these continuous duty vacuum manufacturers and suppliers. Each company has detailed profile information, locations, phone number, website links, product videos and product information defined. Read customer reviews and product specific news articles. We are the right resource for your information requirement whether it's for a manufacturer of commercial vacuum cleaners, industrial vacuum cleaners, or HEPA vacuum cleaners.

  • Belleville, NJ

    We are vacuum experts, both for vacuum cleaners and vacuum systems for manufacturing needs. We will create custom systems that will help you reach your industry goals- no matter what they our. Our systems offer budget protection that is built to last. Find out more when you contact us by phone or email today! We would love to start serving you right away!

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  • Union Grove, WI

    As a leader in the vacuum cleaner manufacturing industry, Multi-Vac offers vacuums for a variety of applications. Products include central industrial vacuums, portable vacuum cleaners and more. With our many years of experience, you can expect quality products and excellent service. Please call or visit our website today for more information.

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  • Plymouth, MN

    Delfin Industrial Vacuums is an innovative leader in the vacuum cleaners industry. We focus on continually improving our products and our services, so you are only ever getting the best from us. Our team is dedicated to finding the right industrial vacuum system for your company’s specific needs. Delfin is an ISO 9001 certified company. We offer our customers unrivaled customer service and high-quality products to ensure their needs are met.

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  • Union Grove, WI

    We aim to achieve measurable cost savings for you while producing a cleaner and safer work environment in your workplace. Whether you need cleaning or maintaining, recycling, non-destructively excavating, or improving air quality, our industrial vacuum loaders offers high power suction to convey solids, liquids, sludges or slurries. Call or visit our website to learn more!

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  • Mechanicsburg, PA

    Being a world leader in the industrial vacuum arena defines Bortek. We offer litter vacuums, industrial vacuums and scrubbers, HEPA vacuums, portable vacuums and more. Our vacuum cleaners are used in industrial and commercial applications. Our industrial specialty vacuums are at your service.

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  • Stamford, CT

    Goodway Technologies Corporation specializes in industrial, commercial and wet/dry vacuum cleaners. We provide excellent customer service and support in order to help each customer choose the best industrial vacuum cleaner, vacuum cleaner system or other vacuum product to suit exacting specifications.

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Continuous Duty Vacuums Industry Information

Continuous Duty Vacuums

Continuous duty vacuums are, just as their name would have you believe, vacuum cleaners that can run continuously. If you should so choose, your continuous duty vacuum can run twenty four hours a day and seven days a week. With capabilities such as these, continuous duty vacuums are the perfect mechanism for the cleaning applications of other continuous operations, such as production lines, mass transit lines and manufacturing processes. Because they are comparably maintenance free and they are not subject to regular engine burnout, these vacuums offer peace of mind and free up manufacturers to concentrate on the ins and outs of their operations. Some of the many types of substances they clean up include food materials, fibrous/plant/wooden materials and industrial materials. Examples of food materials include rice, tree nuts, peanuts, sugar, powdered milk/dairy, flour and pet food. Examples of fibrous/plant or wooden materials include tobacco, sawdust, cotton, soybean and soybean dust, grain dust, wood chips and cellulose. Finally, examples of the many industrial materials and byproducts cleaned up by continuous duty vacuums include metal chips, sandblast media, paint powder, coal, fiberglass, rubber dust, clay additives, charcoal, welding dust, silicone and autobody work dust.

Continuous duty vacuums are available in many different iterations, with a variety of sizes, horsepowers and designs to accommodate the applications they serve. Though as a general rule, they are stationary rather than portable, some smaller models are available with mobile capabilities. Typically, they consist of a primary filter, a pre-separator, pumps or blowers, a container for collected materials and a point of extraction. The different possibilities of vacuum parts and accessories include: positive displacement pumps (to be considered for high volume recovery applications), large rubber tires (to be considered for applications that require portability), vacuum gauges, vacuum relief valves, housings, impellers, dust buckets and heavy duty manual filter shakers. Housings are typically available in cast iron, while impellers are most often constructed using cast steel. Just a few of the many types of primary and secondary filters that are available for use with continuous duty vacuums include: PTFE high efficiency filters, heavy duty cloth filters, inline filters and high efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters. Examples of motors that may be installed in a continuous duty vacuum include: slow speed brushless motors, standard efficiency motors, totally enclosed fan cooled (TEFC) electric motors and explosion proof motors.

These heavy duty vacuums are available in custom configurations. To help you put together the best machine for your application, manufacturers may ask questions including those related: the type of plant in which the vacuum will work, the frequency with which the vacuum will be used, the approximate area of the space to be cleaned, the number of people who will be operating the system at once, the approximate volume of the material that will be picked up with each cleaning, the approximate size of the largest pieces of material to be picked up, the type(s) of surface(s) to be cleaned, the type of material to be cleaned, the moisture content of the material to be cleaned and the weight of the material to be cleaned. Common adjectives used to describe the material type to be suctioned by a continuous duty vacuum include: wet, moist, dry, sticky, fibrous, flaky and granular. In addition, they are usually largely divided into categories of: abrasives, acids and explosives. Common surface types are first divided into floors, walls and ceilings and then further divided into types such as: concrete, tile, carpet, wood, metal, paneling, drywall, ducting, venting and piping.

To find the best fit for your application, talk to a skilled and experienced industrial vacuum manufacturer. To find your perfect manufacturer, reach out to one or more of the many wonderful companies we have listed on this section of the IQS Directory website. Convey your requirements and specifications to a manufacturer so that they can determine the best parts and powers to build into your continuous duty vacuum. They specifications they will determine include: system horsepower, CFM (cubic feet per minute)/volumetric flow, phase/voltage, storage capacity, system dimensions (length, width and height), weight and noise level. In addition, they will help you decide if you need a portable or stationary vacuum cleaner, what type of motor your vacuum cleaner requires, if you need secondary filters in addition to your primary filters, if you need separators for wet material, if your system will require thermal overload protection and much more. Also, if you have a preference, ask they about the paint finishes they have available.

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VAC-U-MAX Exhibits Processing & Packaging Automation Solutions for Bulk Material Transfer to Filling Machines and Packaging Lines and, Industrial Vacuum Cleaning Systems for Powders & Combustible Dusts at Pack Expo 2017, September 25-27, LVCC, Las Vegas

VAC-U-MAX proudly announces exhibition at Pack Expo 2017, September 25-27, Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada, Booth S-7217, exhibiting “Ready-to-Operate“ processing and packaging solutions for powder and bulk-ingredient transfer to filling machines and packaging lines. Specializing in the design, manufacture, engineering, and automation of processes, VAC-U-MAX combines state-of-the art electronic technology with innovative mechanical and pneumatic conveying technologies, designing systems for conveying, weighing, and batching dry bulk materials. Equipment on display includes:   Refilling Filling Machines via Vacuum Conveying Systems VAC-U-MAX Vacuum Conveying Systems are designed to convey... Read More About This

Heavy Duty Vacuum Disintegrates Safety Concerns, Unscheduled Downtime and Wasted Manpower in Abrasive Blasting Operation

Nearly every manager or supervisor in heavy industry has heard that safety is good for business. According to the OSHA document, Safety and Health Add Value, effective safety and health programs can mean the difference between organizations operating “in the black and running in the red.” Eliminating manual material handling has some of the biggest potential to improve a company’s productivity, product quality, and overall business competitiveness. Just as safety and health programs are unique to each operation, the ROI of effective ergonomic interventions is also unique to each organization.... Read More About This

VAC-U-MAX Exhibits Pneumatic Conveying Systems for Batch & Continuous Processing, and Dust Collection & Cleaning Solutions for Powders and Combustible Dusts at IBIE 2016, October 8-11, Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, NV, Booth 3314

VAC-U-MAX announces exhibition at IBIE 2016, October 8-11, Las Vegas, Nevada, Booth 3314, exhibiting the latest advances in food processing automation solutions for bulk-ingredient transfer. VAC-U-MAX food-ingredient handling systems convey over 10,000 various powders, flakes, flavorings, extracts, additives, granular materials, nuts, extruded foods, and other dry food ingredients from receipt-to-process, or to packaging lines. A leader in bulk material transfer, VAC-U-MAX systems are custom engineered for the application, incorporating expertise in vacuum pneumatic conveying, multi-ingredient handling, aeromechanical conveying, flexible screw conveying, bulk bag loading / unloading and batch weighing. Experts... Read More About This