Personnel Cleaning Station 5.5 Gallon Vacuum

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Part Number: CS3000

5.5 gallon chemical resistant polyethylene container
Cartridge filter (77% Efficient @ 0.8 Microns)
Liquid shut-off and drum drain

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$1,947.32

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Running off standard shop compressed air, the CS3000 Personnel Cleaning Station pairs a proprietary, on-demand air-agitator brush attachment with a high-efficiency pneumatic vacuum. Thumb-switch activated, the air-agitator loosens and lifts particles airborne where the vacuum sucks them away safely and effectively. With no motor to burn out, the CS3000 is virtually maintenance-free. Vertical Mounting System (VMS) mounts on any vertical surface, saving valuable factory floor space.

Part Number	Vacuum Hose ID (in)	Compressed Air Inlet (in)	Compressed Air Usage (cfm)	Vacuum Flow (cfm)	Vacuum Lift (in H20)	Noise Level (dBA)	Min. Size Air Compressor (hp)	Dimensions (L" x W" x H")	Weight (lbs)
CS3000	1.25	3/8	33	73	77	88	4.7	21.8 X 12.5 X 17	20.6
CS3000NED	1.25	3/8	33	73	77	88	4.7	21.8 X 12.5 X 17	20.6

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Features

5.5 gallon chemical resistant polyethylene container
Cartridge filter (77% Efficient @ 0.8 Microns)
Liquid shut-off and drum drain
1-1/4" ID x 5' flexible vacuum hose
Predrilled, steel mounting plate
3/8" FNPT inlet

Includes

(1) Personnel Cleaning Station
(1) Mounting Plate w/ Hardware
(1) 1-1/4" ID x 5' Vacuum Hose
(1) Air-agitator Brush Attachment

Typical Applications

Ideal for sucking up debris, metal chips, dirt, sawdust, and fine materials from personnel.

Shipping & Returns

Lead time: 2 Days. Eligible for free ground shipping on domestic orders unless the order requires palletized shipping.

Non-returnable.

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Warranty

Limited Warranty – One Year Warranty Period. See more details.

What are the advantages of compressed air-powered vacuums over electric vacuums?

Compressed air-powered vacuums avoid motor burnout, eliminate electrical hazards, reduce Total Cost of Ownership, and offer higher suction power, especially for heavy materials.

What is the difference between Vacuum Flow and Vacuum Lift?

Vacuum Flow measures air volume through the hose, impacting debris movement, while Vacuum Lift measures the height a vacuum can lift materials, key for deep cleaning.

What is the definition of Vacuum Suction?

Vacuum suction refers to the general cleaning power of a vacuum unit. It is an off-hand way to describe a vacuum unit's ability to generate vacuum flow, vacuum lift, and its overall effectiveness to clean.

With respect to compressed air, what is the difference between Pressure and Flow?

Pressure is the measure of potential energy stored within compressed air and is measured in pounds per square inch (psi). Flow is the volume of air traveling through an air supply line or a vacuum hose during a given period of time; measured in cubic feet per minute (cfm).

How do vacuums generate static electricity?

Static electricity is created as air moves over the vacuum hose’s internal surface, influenced by air composition, humidity, and material type.

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