Continuous or occasional use?

Machine types HEALTH & SAFETY 3PH L-M-H & ATEX About industrial vacuum cleaners Accessories Ten good reasons to say: "I need it" Safety first of all Dry cleaning Wet cleaning Machine types Certificates BASIC 3PH Pneumatic conveyers Compressed air OIL serie Threephase white line, horisontal units Threephase white line, lateral trim vacs Threephase white line, mobile units Threephase white line, vertical units Single-phase dry vacs Single-phase wet & dry vacs Three-phase dry vacs Three-phase wet & dry vacs Industrial health/safety wet & dry vacs	Continuous or occasional use? There are two main types of industrial vacuums > single-phase and three-phase machines. Single-phase for flexible and in-expensive cleaning The single-phase motor driven machines are designed for flexibility and are easy to manoeuvre. They are primarily used for occasional cleaning of manufacturing areas or for overhead cleaning. The single-phase motors are normally fitted with carbon brushes. Single-phase motors are also available in a brushless version for durability and explosion-proof applications. Three-phase for continuous operation The three-phase machines are designed for continuous use e.g. for process-integrated cleaning or fixed installations with several inlets in use at the same time. The three-phase machines can be subdivided into side-channel blowers where the vacuum fan is mounted directly on the motor, and turbine motors where the motor and the fan units are connected via a drive belt. Side-channel blower or turbine machine? Choosing a machine equipped with side-channel blower or turbine depends on the cleaning task at hand. A side-channel blower has a direct relation between vacuum/airflow and rated power (kW) A turbine solution provides you with the ability to change the ratio between vacuum and airflow independent from the rated power by changing the combination of turbine and motor. Example 1: light dust requires high airflow and less vacuum with a turbine solution - 4,0 kW rated power (197 l/sec 14,7 Kpa) with a side-channel solution - 7,5 kW rated power (205 l/sec 27,5 Kpa) Example 2: heavy debris requires less airflow and high vacumm with a turbine solution - 3,0 kW rated power (87 l/sec 22,5 Kpa) with a side-channel solution - 4,0 kW rated power (100 l/sec 27,0 Kpa) Ask our experts or find further information under the individual vacs.