[Cordless M class extractor?]

Would metabo's new unit work? https://www.metabo.com/uk/en/tools/vacuums-and-extraction/all-purpose-vacuum-cleaner/
 
 
Looks like Hilti has one don't want to know the price though. https://www.hilti.co.uk/cordless-systems/cordless-vacuum-cleaners/r44936

Looks as though all those Metabo ones are L class, I may be missing something though.

And the Hilti one is a ridiculous price, honestly.

Thanks though dude


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[Cordless M class extractor?]

Does anyone know if one exists? Pretty desperate to avoid getting a generator.

 

Cheers

Tyler

 

 

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[M class filter for MAKITA DVC863LZ TWIN 18V BRUSHLESS DUST EXTRACTOR]

[mention=56672]TylerMonk[/mention] smaller than a generator and you don't have to deal with fuel and engine maintenance. I don't know runtime number but I would guess it wouldn't be long.

Doesn’t look as though they sell the power bank in the uk, with uk plug and socket, unfortunately. Back to square one


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[M class filter for MAKITA DVC863LZ TWIN 18V BRUSHLESS DUST EXTRACTOR]

I don't know if that filter will work but if it doesn't could a flexvolt power supply work as a last resort to power a vac that accepts the m class filter?

That’s a decent idea, I’ll look into it


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[M class filter for MAKITA DVC863LZ TWIN 18V BRUSHLESS DUST EXTRACTOR]

Hi, I was wondering if fitting an M - Class filter to the above unit would be possible?

 

HSE have just told us we need M class extraction on site, and I would like to avoid having to use a generator, as I am running all cordless anyway.

 

I have a feeling it isn’t possible, but I’m pretty desperate to not have to carry a generator around.

 

Cheers

Tyler

 

 

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