Metal Dust Vacuum

Industrial vacuums built to back you up in tough situations

Between the scorching heat in iron foundries and the staggering electrical currents used to power aluminum smelters, the primary metals industry is not for the faint of heart. While distinct, both processes create piles upon piles of dust and debris, many the size of your living room.

With tough, user-friendly designs, DuroVac industrial metal dust vacuum systems are built to work with you in the trenches — and offer significant cost savings on outsourced vacuum trucks. We also ensure you’re in compliance with our OSHA- and NFPA-compliant offerings.

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PowerLift Series

The king of portable vacs

With a built-in hopper, top-of-the-line filtration and powerful suction, the PowerLift has everything you need in a forklift-portable industrial vacuum. It’s also highly configurable.

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Foundries spend millions of dollars per year on vac trucks

DuroVac metal chip vacuum systems have helped plant managers cut down on calls for outsourced vacuum trucks, saving them staggering amounts of money in the process. Want to see an example?

Heavy Metal Efficiency

The PowerLift® 40 industrial vacuum cleaner for metal chips helps facilities remove health and safety hazards and drastically reduces spending on vacuum trucks.

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