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VHS 110 ATEX BY NILFISK


ABOUT THIS PRODUCT...


The Nilfisk VHS110 is an ATEX certified compact single-phase industrial vacuum cleaner that provides top safety standards as a result of a brushless motor design. More power and greater safety in only 400 mm diameter.


The innovative vacuum cleaner is explosion proof and therefore suitable for use in ATEX Zone 22 areas. The unit boasts high filtration performance up to ULPA15 for the safe collection of toxic dust.


Requiring low levels of maintenance, it is perfect for continuous use and is available with a wide range of antistatic accessories. The unique Nilfisk PullClean system effectively cleans the antistatic star filter whilst the machine is running. A practical release system includes a 37-litre stainless steel container ensuring that productivity levels remain high.


Available painted or in stainless steel, the simple design allows the unit to be cleaned and sanitised very easily. Its modular design allows the operator to upgrade the unit in the field within minutes.


COMPANY PROFILE


Nilfisk is a leading global provider of professional cleaning products and services. The company was founded on a vision of producing and selling products of the highest quality worldwide. Nilfisk has adapted to the changing needs of markets and customers with innovative products and solutions for more than one hundred years.


Company Contact


mail.uk@nilfisk.com 01768 868995 www.new.nilfisk.com/en-gb/


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