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Saturday, 01 August 2009 06:26 |
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Vac N Sack vacuum systems for ceiling cavities and the removal of roof insulation are manufactured by Vacteck Vacuums of Australia. These heavy duty industrial vacuums utilise a unique capture system that vacuums waste into a sack allowing quick, efficient and mess free waste management.
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The Taipan Power Pack is the new power system for all Vac N Sack units. With the power being provided by a Gardner Denver blower and a Briggs and Stratton 31 HP petrol motor, the Taipan is reliable and very powerful. Read more....
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The base model in the series is the 450. Producing between 9-15 " Hg with a 450 cfm airflow, this unit packs a powerful punch for the baby of the range. read more..
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The 800 series is the most powerful system designed for heavy workload. With options of a second capture tank, this system is fast, efficient and safe to operate. Fitted with anti-static hose, Hepa exhaust, Dust cabinet shaker and internal capture sacks. This is the Rolls Royce of roof insulation vacuum removal systems. Read more
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Want a skid mounted insulation vacuum system.............click here
Heavy duty vacuum trailer part of the Vachire Franchise from Vacteck Vacuums ...more
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Ute mounted blower vacuum with immense power. 100mm suction hose extending 40-80 metres. Captured waste sucked straight into a large sack with 4 cubic metre capacity. Suction is in excess of 1 cubic metre per minute. Massive suck, no mess, no waste, 3 stage filtration with Hepa quality exhaust control. Now with an extra option of the Donaldson Torit, world leaders in filtration and dust cabinets. The Dust cabinet shaker will filter down to .3 microns and is 99.9% effieicnt for fine dust particles.
The above picture is of a Truck mounted version on a Kia Light Commercial. Plenty of space and very compact placement of components.
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| Drum Vac system powered by 120-200 cfm air compressor. 20 metres of 63mm suction hose, |
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 09 November 2010 03:54 |
