Mobile industrial vacuum cleaners capture dust, chips, and liquids directly at changing points of use without permanent installation.
Find the right solution by comparing housing, power, pressure, airflow, ATEX readiness, and certification posture.
| Model | Housing | Motor power | Vacuum pressure | Air flow rate | Dust ATEX | Gas ATEX | Certificates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R01 | GRP | 2.0 to 3.6 kW | -195 to -210 mbar | 270 to 460 m3/h | Optional | Optional | CE, ATEX, dust class L / M / H |
| R24 | GRP | 1.9 kW | -210 mbar | 330 m3/h | Optional | - | ACD, CE, dust class M / H |
| DS2 | GRP | 2.2 to 7.5 kW | -200 to -330 mbar | 300 to 530 m3/h | Optional | Optional | CE, zone 22, ATEX, dust class L / M / H |
Compact. Customizable. Consistently industrial.
Compact. Wireless. Contamination-free.
More power. More volume. More flexibility.
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ApplicationShare material details, operating hours, and process constraints so Mazvac can size the correct path.
ApplicationShare material details, operating hours, and process constraints so Mazvac can size the correct path.
Mobile units need stable suction, controllable disposal, filter class alignment, and safe conductive construction when dust or EX conditions require it.
They work as independent machines, mobile service units, or compact process-connected extraction points.
Material, dust class, liquid share, airflow, disposal method, explosion-protection zone, and available footprint determine the correct system.
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