M Class Vacuum & Floor Tool

This vacuum is designed to safely extract dust and debris created during cutting, drilling, or sanding, helping reduce health risks and maintain a clean workspace.

M Class refers to the vacuum’s filtration level. It’s capable of capturing medium-hazard dusts such as wood, concrete, and plaster, offering high protection for users.

Yes, it’s perfect for both. Professionals will appreciate its durability and power, while DIY users can benefit from its easy operation and safety features.

Yes, the included floor tool allows it to function as a traditional wet and dry vacuum for general cleaning tasks as well as dust extraction.

Yes, it features an auto on/off function that activates the vacuum automatically when a connected power tool is switched on.

It’s compatible with most cutting, sanding, or grinding tools—particularly those that generate fine dust, such as drills, saws, and sanders.

Yes, it can handle both wet and dry debris, making it suitable for clearing up spills as well as construction dust.

The vacuum’s advanced system cleans the filter automatically while in use, ensuring consistent suction power without interrupting your work.

It’s designed with M Class filtration to capture hazardous fine dust, plus an anti-static hose to prevent sparks and shocks during operation.

Fine dust particles can cause respiratory issues if inhaled. Using an M Class vacuum helps reduce airborne dust and maintain safer air quality.

Yes, it includes a speed control dial so you can fine-tune suction power depending on the material or task.

It produces some noise like most industrial vacuums, so wearing ear protection is recommended, especially for long use.

Maintenance is simple—just empty the collection container regularly and check for hose blockages or wear.

Yes. A Paddle Mixing Drill can be used outdoors, but in all outdoor or damp conditions the tool must be connected through a Residual Current Device (RCD) to protect against electrical faults caused by moisture ingress. Never use the Paddle Mixing Drill in standing water or rain, and keep the motor housing away from direct contact with wet surfaces. For site use, an RCD adaptor or RCD-equipped extension lead should be used as standard practice.

You should wear safety goggles, gloves, and a dust mask or respirator to protect yourself when working in dusty environments.