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Dust control systems from Dustless Technologies are specifically designed to capture the extra fine dust created by grinding, cutting and sanding concrete, masonry, stone, fiberglass and drywall. At the heart of the system is the Dustless Wet Dry Vacuum. Born from ash vacuum technology, the Dustless Wet Dry Vacuum has patented features that make it far superior for capturing airborne dust that can cause worker safety issues because of the hazardous materials (silicosis and Hexavalent Chromium). Normal shop vacuums don't control dust as well. Whether you're sanding drywall, grinding concrete, grinding masonry, sanding fiberglass, tuck pointing or crack chasing, you want the superior dust control you get with Dustless Technologies.
Along with its wet dry vacuum, Dustless offers a line of dust shroud systems that fit hand grinders, floor grinders, core drills, hammer drills and other power hand tools. The DustBuddie dust control shroud comes in two sizes to fit most popular hand grinders from 4 thru 9 inches. The DustBuddie has a removable front lip which allows you to grind up against a wall, an optional cover plate for tuck pointing, crack chasing and decorative concrete work.
For floor grinding and floor prep, you can't beat the combination of a DustHoodie being used with a Flatboy. The DustHoodie is a synthetic fabric dust control shroud for floor grinding with right angle grinders. The Flatboy is a specially designed sandpaper disc holder that features a hub that is recess mounted which enables the operator to sand or grind completely flat without worrying about marring the surface, damaging the hub, or having glue, sap and mastics creep up into the threads of the sanding disc holder. Together, the DustHoodie and Flatboy make an unbeatable combination for floor prep.
Dust control and slurry pick up are big issues when drilling with a core drill or percussion hammer; and Dustless Technologies has a solution. The BitBuddie provides dust control and slurry pick up without the need for a clamping system. The unique design uses suction from the wet dry vacuum to hold the BitBuddie in place so you can move fast. The compact design gives you a dust control and slurry pick up solution in places where space is tight like when drilling faucet holes in a stone countertop.
Dustless also offers a Turbo Drywall Sander for dustless drywall sanding that is powered by the air flow from the wet dry vacuum. The Turbo Drywall Sander offers many advantages over competitive systems that are heavy and much more expensive. At only 5 lbs, the Dustless Technologies Turbo Drywall Sander weighs considerable less than Porter Cable units that weigh 8 lbs. The weight of a drywall sander becomes very important after about ten seconds of drywall sanding. The orbital sanding head of the Turbo Drywall Sander is also rectangular so you can reach into corners with ease. The Porter Cable unit has a rounded head, so you have to hand sand corners, which becomes more problematic in hight places. You can also remove the extendable pole of the Turbo Drywall Sander to make it a hand drywall sander. Plus you can adjust the angle of the sanding head to reach awkward places with greater ease.
The PaintBuddie is a dust control paint scraper for use with the Dustless Wet Dry Vacuum. It is excellent for removing popcorn ceiling and captures paint chips to eliminate the need for time consuming clean ups.
Rely on solutions from Dustless Technologies to protect workers from the affects of harmful airborne dust from grinding, cutting, sawing and sanding of concrete, masonry, fiberglass, stone and drwall materials. The threat of silicosis and Hexavalent Chromium are real. OSHA and NIOSH are mandating dust control safety measures. In many cases, you have to have a certified HEPA rated vacuum, and you can get it from Dustless Technologies. Many companies claim to have a HEPA vacuum, but make sure it is certified. If it is not certified HEPA, OSHA can shut you down. Our HEPA vacuum is certified. Learn more about the threat of silicosis and Hexavalent Chromium at the links provided on our Web site.
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