Tornado Pac-Vac 10 Aircomfo...
$475.00
Product details
Tornado's Pac-Vac 10 carries a 10 quart collection bag on a five-point Aircomfort harness developed with Deuter, the German maker of hiking and mountaineering packs, and is ordered as part 93014B.
The harness is the reason to choose this machine over a cheaper backpack. Its mesh back panel vents rather than sealing flat against the operator, and Tornado puts the difference at up to 25 percent less perspiration than a closed-back design. That matters because a backpack vacuum cleans only as much floor as the person wearing it is willing to keep wearing, and heat, not weight, is usually what ends a long shift early. At 13 pounds the machine is rated for up to 7,404 sq. ft. per hour, which is the number to hold against an upright when you are deciding whether a backpack belongs on a route.
Airflow is 110 CFM at 110 inches of water lift, and four-stage filtration ends in a HEPA cartridge rated to capture 99.97 percent of dust and dirt, so the machine can run in occupied offices and classrooms during the day rather than only after hours. It draws 120 volt power and runs at 69.5 dB.
Bags, the intake filter and the HEPA cartridge are the consumables to plan for. A backpack loses airflow noticeably as a paper bag loads with fine dust, well before the bag looks full, so crews that change on a schedule rather than on a symptom keep the rated productivity closer to real. Harness webbing and buckles are worth a look at the same interval, since they flex against a moving body all day.
- Part: 93014B
- Capacity: 10 qt.
- Weight: 13 lb.
- Airflow: 110 CFM at 110 in. water lift
- Filtration: 4-stage ending in a HEPA cartridge, 99.97 percent
- Sound: 69.5 dB
- Harness: 5-point adjustable Aircomfort mesh, developed with Deuter
- Comes with: hose, double bend wand, 17 in. crevice tool, 5 in. upholstery tool, 3 in. dusting tool, 14 in. carpet, easy glide carpet and hard floor tools, 10 paper bags