Portable, central and custom-built systems configured around your material, process and facility, backed by quotes in hours and a project engineer on every application.
DuroVac works work with facilities across Western Canada and the Pacific Northwest; from BC and Alberta through Washington, Oregon and Idaho.



DuroVac systems are built around the material, volume, and application at hand, because industrial cleanup isn’t one-size-fits-all.
Every DuroVac system is engineered around your specific material, layout and volume, and built to keep running for years.

Forklift-portable systems that move with your crew for flexible cleanup across the plant.
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Fixed piping supports multiple operators, and integrates with your plant's waste recovery or disposal process.
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Engineered around your application when a standard configuration doesn’t fit.
Learn MoreDuroVac systems are configured around the material characteristics and application demands specific to your operation.

Mining, potash, cement, aggregates and other bulk-processing operations.
Conveyors and transfer points
Crushers and mills
Bulk material recovery
Underground gallery cleanup

Food, chemicals, plastics, aerospace and other production environments.
Powders and fines
Production spills
Process cleanup
Fixed housekeeping points
DuroVac industrial vacuum systems at work in real facilities
Trouw Nutrition Canada installed a series of central vacuums to improve cleanup productivity while helping address combustible dust risk.
IKO put DuroVac vacuums to work across three Ontario locations following a recommendation another plant.
A global potash fertilizer supplier installed a permanent central vacuum solution for plant-wide material recovery and cleanup.
Industrial systems built to last, backed by real engineering expertise
Designed for demanding industrial environments and long-term operation.
Get an accurate quote quickly, with engineering support available to answer application questions and keep the project moving.
Every system is supported by a project engineer who tailors the configuration to your material, process, and facility.
Filtration, containment and application-specific protection features can be added to help address hazardous, combustible, and respirable dust risks.
Airflow, separation, filtration, and system sizing are considered together to help reduce clogs, filter replacement, wear, and downtime.
Clear warranty support helps reduce unexpected costs and gives teams support when they need it.
DuroVac systems are built around the material, volume, and application at hand, because industrial cleanup isn’t one-size-fits-all.
Combustible dust: Depending on the application, protection features can include grounding, bonding, filtration, and explosion protection.
Silica and respirable dust: Filtration and containment help control hazardous material throughout the vacuum process.
Hazardous applications: System design can account for containment, material discharge, and other site-specific safety requirements.
A properly configured system can help reduce risk and make it easier to address safety requirements across your facility.

Not sure what your application requires? Start with our combustible dust or silica self-assessment checklists.
Get the combustible dust checklistGet the silica checklistAs DuroVac's Regional Sales Manager for Western Canada, Shivam works directly with plant teams to understand the material, application, and process behind the cleanup issue. With a background in automotive engineering, he knows which questions to ask, and how to turn the answers into a system that fits your process.
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See what a continuous-duty industrial vacuum system could look like for your plant.