Article: Industrial vacuums.(PRODUCT REVIEW)

Article: Industrial vacuums.(PRODUCT REVIEW)
Food Manufacturing;  October 1, 2009 ;     374 words ...The 08 series of industrial vacuums are the ultimate plant maintenance workhorses, offering power, versatility and a variety of features that enhance performance ...

Article: Industrial vacuums.(Product Review)
Food Manufacturing;  October 1, 2007 ;     435 words ...Lightweight and highly maneuverable, the SL Vacs are ideal for picking up powders, liquids, dust and debris. In addition, the vacuums are available with HEPA filtration, to capture 99.97 percent of particles, down to and including 0.3 microns. A unique release lever that lowers the wheeled

Article: Industrial vacuums leave shop vacs in the ...
Food Manufacturing;  February 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ...Although using industrial vacuums isn't new to the food industry ... trash heap, while standard industrial vacuums, that run from less than ... and labor costs. Labor costs Industrial vacuums have a greater capacity ...

Article: Industrial vacuums.(Exhibitor Highlights)
Food Manufacturing;  October 1, 2004 ;     324 words ...FPME Booth 6806--Company's industrial vacuum cleaners for food manufacturers include portable vacuums for general cleaning, continuous-duty vacuums for process-integration, and wet/dry vacuums, as well as accessories for high temperature, overhead cleaning, and direct food contact applications.

Article: Industrial vacuums.(Equipment)
Rubber World;  June 22, 2008 ;     313 words ...Explosion-proof vacuums are said to protect manufacturers from dust-related explosions. The CFM 118 EXP Series is available in two electric models. The 118 EXP is for pick-up of dry materials, while the 118 EXPW is equipped for picking up liquids and other wet hazardous materials in industrial

Article: Industrial vacuums.(products)(Brief Article)
Railway Age;  December 1, 2003 ;     570 words ...MTA Metro-North Railroad faced a safety and ergonomic challenge in truing wheelsets after braking-caused thermal cracking. At the railroad's Harmon shops, metal chips shed from a 40-year old wheel true machine were traditionally blown by compressed air into a pit underneath the machine. Workers had

Article: Industrial vacuums.(SEPTEMBER PRODUCT PICKS: DUST ...
Food Manufacturing;  September 1, 2009 ;     355 words ...Available in two models, the 118 EXP is designed to collect dry materials, while the 118 EXPW is equipped for picking up liquids and other wet hazardous materials. Both are composed entirely of 304 stainless steel and equipped with conductive accessories to eliminate percussion arcing and static