Large quantities of sand and blasting abrasive, as well as fine swarf and dust, are the areas of application of the IVR 100/60 Ef mobile industrial vacuum cleaner. Ideal for continuous operation in tough industrial applications.
Featuring a dust class L filter system for safely vacuuming fine and coarse swarf and dust, sand or blasting abrasive, the torque-operated, robust and low-maintenance IVR 100/60 Ef industrial vacuum cleaner is impressive in tough industrial applications. Its durable, washable pocket filter and filter cleaning using a manual shaking mechanism ensure constantly high suction power. The powerful, energy-efficient side channel blower (IE2) for high vacuums guarantees maximum suction power, while the low-maintenance motor with a rated input power of 6 kW is designed specially for continuous use. For added convenience when emptying the industrial vacuum cleaner, which can be used for stationary or mobile applications, there is a discharge flap that can be used with a lift truck with no need to remove the drive head. Another user-friendly feature is the low operating noise. The suction waste can also be emptied manually at a customer-specific emptying site.
| Current type (Ph/V/Hz) | 3 / 400 / 50 |
| Air flow (l/s/m³/h) | 175 / 630 |
| Vacuum (mbar/kPa) | 260 / 26 |
| Container content (l) | 100 |
| Rated input power (kW) | 6 |
| Vacuuming type | Electric |
| Filter areas (m²) | 1.75 |
| Nominal size | ID 70 |
| Accessory nominal size | ID 70 ID 50 |
| Sound pressure level (dB(A)) | 65 |
| Main filter dust class | L |
| Weight without accessories (kg) | 260 |
| Weight incl. packaging (kg) | 264 |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) (mm) | 1670 x 760 x 1840 |
This type of machine is stocked and sold by a company we work with based in Westbury, Wiltshire. Simpsons Industrial Cleaning equipment.
This type of machine is stocked and sold by a company we work with based in Westbury, Wiltshire. Simpsons Industrial Cleaning equipment.
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