TELE LANCE 2.5-7.8M ST602 M22M + NP TIP
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Inlet: M22 Male
Outlet: TIP Nozzle Holder
Material: fibreglass / aluminium
Bar: 275
Length: 2.5 - 7.8m
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Commercial and industrial settings — especially construction sites, workshops, and renovation projects — generate far more fine dust and airborne particles than everyday environments. While standard vacuum cleaners may remove visible debris, they often fail to contain microscopic dust that can linger in the air long after cleaning. This is where properly specified industrial vacuum systems with true HEPA filtration become essential. By capturing harmful particulates at the source, they help protect workers’ health, improve air quality, and keep businesses compliant with safety regulations. Why HEPA Filtration Matters for Workplace Safety For sectors exposed to fine or hazardous dust, filtration quality directly affects health outcomes. A true HEPA filter (High Efficiency Particulate Air filter) is designed to remove at least 99.97% of airborne particles at 0.3 microns, including: Respirable construction dust Silica particles Mould spores Allergens and fine debris Other microscopic particulates invisible to the naked eye These particles are small enough to penetrate deep into the lungs, making long-term exposure a serious health risk. HEPA filtration significantly reduces this exposure by preventing particles from re-entering the environment during vacuuming. Why standard vacuums aren’t enough Unlike industrial HEPA-rated extractors, regular vacuums may leak air around seals, bags, and filters — sending fine dust straight back into the workspace. With construction dust responsible for thousands of preventable respiratory illnesses each year, using the correct filtration system isn’t just good practice: it’s a duty of care. Not All “HEPA” Is Equal: Understanding Filter Classes One of the most misunderstood aspects of HEPA technology is that HEPA isn’t a single universal standard. Filters are classified on a scale based on efficiency, and performance can vary significantly. Under European and international standards (EN 1822 / ISO 29463), HEPA filters fall into several classes, commonly: H13 — 99.95% efficiency H14 — 99.995% efficiency Both are considered high-performance medical-grade filters, but H14 offers enhanced protection where hazardous dust is present. Some manufacturers use vague terms like “HEPA-type” or “HEPA-like,” which may not meet certified filtration standards. For high-risk environments — especially construction — it’s crucial to choose vacuums using certified H13 or H14 filters within a sealed system. HEPA Filtration on Construction Sites Reducing exposure to hazardous dusts Construction and refurbishment work can generate harmful dust from: Concrete Brick and mortar Plasterboard Silica-containing materials Wood and MDF Many of these dusts fall into the respirable crystalline silica (RCS) category — a substance known to cause long-term lung disease. Proper extraction using M-class or H- class vacuums fitted with certified HEPA filters is one of the most effective methods for reducing exposure. Meeting compliance and HSE expectations The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) strongly emphasises dust control on construction sites. Using the correct dust extraction system isn’t simply best practice — for many tasks, it’s a requirement for compliance. Industrial vacuums with HEPA H13/H14 filtration help businesses: Lower airborne dust levels Protect workers from long-term respiratory harm Reduce cleaning time and contamination spread Meet legal obligations for safe working conditions Choosing the Right Vacuum System for Dust-Heavy Work When specifying an industrial vacuum or dust extractor, consider the following: 1. Dust Class (M or H Class) M-Class: Suitable for medium-risk dust such as wood dust and general construction dust. H-Class: Required for highly hazardous dust including silica, asbestos, and very fine particulates. 2. HEPA Filter Grade Look for H13 or H14 certified filters tested under EN 1822 / ISO 29463 standards — not generic “HEPA-type” filters. 3. Sealed Airflow System A vacuum is only as safe as its containment. Ensure the system prevents leakage around: Hoses Filter housing Collection chambers Disposal bags A properly sealed machine protects workers during both operation and disposal. 4. Safe Dust Disposal H-class vacuums typically include: Self-sealing bags Anti-static components Containment systems to minimise disturbance during emptying This prevents re-release of hazardous dust — a common oversight on busy sites. 5. Regular Servicing & Filter Maintenance Even the highest-quality system will underperform without proper upkeep. Planned maintenance ensures: Filters remain efficient Motors operate optimally Airflow remains strong Safety compliance is maintained Servicing is especially vital for H-class extractors where filtration integrity is critical. The Health & Safety Case for Proper Filtration Construction dust is one of the industry’s most persistent hazards — yet also one of the most preventable. By investing in industrial vacuum systems built around certified HEPA filtration, employers can: Protect teams from respiratory harm Reduce onsite airborne contaminants Improve visibility and cleanliness Meet essential industry and safety standards Lower the long-term health risks associated with dust exposure In other words, effective dust control is more than a cleaning task — it’s a core part of workplace safety. Conclusion: Choose Certified HEPA Solutions for Safer Work Environments As standards rise across commercial and industrial sectors, choosing the right vacuum system is no longer optional. It’s an investment in safety, compliance, and long-term worker wellbeing. When selecting a commercial or industrial vacuum for dust-heavy environments, prioritise: H-class or M-class systems Certified H13 or H14 HEPA filtration Fully sealed construction Safe, low-disturbance disposal Regular professional servicing By making informed choices, businesses can significantly reduce airborne dust, protect staff, and create safer, healthier, and more productive working environments.
Selecting the right vacuum system for a commercial or industrial environment isn’t just about cleaning efficiency — it’s about protecting health, meeting safety standards, and ensuring long-term reliability. With so many dust classes, filtration standards, and machine types on the market, businesses often find it difficult to decide which system is genuinely suitable for their needs. At Cornwall Vacuum Services (CVS), we help businesses across Cornwall and Devon make informed choices by offering on-site assessments, expert guidance, and tailored equipment solutions. Paired with planned maintenance and professional servicing, the right vacuum system becomes a dependable part of your safety culture — not just another piece of machinery. Why Choosing the Right Vacuum System Matters Every workplace produces different types and volumes of dust. Construction sites generate fine respirable silica; workshops create wood and MDF dust; manufacturing can include metal, plastic, or composite particulates. Each requires a specific level of filtration and containment. Choosing the wrong system can lead to: Uncontrolled airborne dust Non-compliance with safety regulations Increased respiratory risks for workers Shortened machine lifespan and costly breakdowns Selecting the correct vacuum class — M-Class or H-Class for construction and industrial environments — ensures that dust is not only collected but properly contained. Pairing this with certified HEPA filtration (H13 or H14) provides additional protection when dealing with fine or hazardous particles. When health, safety, and compliance are at stake, the right equipment makes all the difference. On-Site Assessments: How CVS Helps You Choose the Right Solution Because no two sites are the same, CVS offers site visits across Cornwall and Devon to help businesses understand exactly what equipment they need. Our hands-on assessments ensure that your cleaning and extraction systems match the hazards and workflow of your environment. During a site visit, we: ✔ Identify the types of dust or debris present Different dusts require different extraction classes and filtration systems. We assess the risks to ensure you’re protected. ✔ Review how and where machinery will be used Cleaning in high-traffic, confined, or dust-sensitive areas demands tailored solutions. ✔ Recommend the correct vacuum class and filter type Whether you need M-Class for general construction or H-Class with HEPA H13/H14 filtration for high-risk materials, we match the solution to the hazard. ✔ Suggest equipment that improves workflow efficiency From compact extractors for small trades to large-capacity industrial vacuums, we ensure the system supports productivity as well as safety. ✔ Offer training, guidance, and ongoing support We help your team understand how to operate, maintain, and get the best performance from your equipment. By working with you on-site, we can provide practical, cost-effective advice based on real conditions — ensuring you invest in equipment that genuinely meets your needs. The Critical Role of Regular Servicing & Preventative Maintenance Once you’ve selected the right vacuum system, keeping it in peak condition is essential. Industrial and commercial vacuums work hard, and without regular servicing, their performance — and safety — can deteriorate over time. Why Servicing Matters: ✔ Protects worker health Clogged or damaged filters reduce filtration efficiency, allowing fine dust to escape back into the workspace. This is especially concerning on construction sites where silica dust is present. ✔ Ensures compliance H-Class and HEPA systems are safety devices as much as cleaning tools. Proper maintenance helps you meet HSE expectations and workplace safety standards. ✔ Prevents costly breakdowns Regular checks catch issues before they develop into expensive repairs or full system failures. ✔ Maintains suction and airflow performance Blockages, worn parts, and motor strain all reduce extraction efficiency. A serviced machine performs consistently every day. ✔ Extends the lifespan of your equipment Well-maintained systems operate more efficiently and last significantly longer, delivering better value over time. At CVS, we provide planned preventative maintenance, emergency repair services, and access to genuine parts to keep your vacuums safe, compliant, and reliable. Working With CVS: A Partnership for Cleaner, Safer Workspaces Our goal is simple: to help businesses across Cornwall and Devon create healthier, safer working environments through the right equipment, expert guidance, and dependable servicing. When you partner with us, you get: Independent, practical advice on choosing the right vacuum system On-site assessments to identify risks and opportunities Tailored equipment recommendations based on your workspace Certified HEPA filtration solutions for dust-sensitive sectors Professional servicing and rapid repairs A long-term partner committed to your safety and compliance From construction firms and workshops to manufacturing facilities and commercial premises, we help organisations build a cleaning and dust-management strategy that protects people and improves operational efficiency. Final Thoughts: Invest in the Right Equipment — and Look After It Selecting the right vacuum system is one of the most effective steps a business can take to improve health, safety, and air quality in dust-heavy environments. But the benefits only last when the equipment is properly maintained. With CVS supporting you through equipment selection, site visits, and ongoing servicing, you can be confident your workplace remains clean, compliant, and safe for everyone who steps through the door.
Selecting the right commercial cleaning equipment is one of the most important decisions any organisation can make — whether you run a school, warehouse, hospital, hotel, retail site, or industrial facility. The machines you choose directly influence hygiene standards, staff efficiency, safety performance, and long-term operating costs. With so many sizes, specifications, and technologies available, it’s easy to feel unsure where to begin. This guide offers a clear, practical overview of the key considerations that help businesses make confident equipment choices that deliver real value. Understand Your Environment Before Choosing Equipment Every workplace has unique cleaning challenges. A busy school corridor is very different from a warehouse floor, hospital ward, or retail showroom — and the equipment must reflect that. When assessing your environment, consider: Floor type and condition Surface area and layout Obstacles and furniture Foot traffic or machinery traffic Cleaning frequency and hygiene requirements Large open areas such as distribution centres typically benefit from ride-on scrubber dryers or industrial sweepers that can cover large spaces quickly. More confined sites — including classrooms, hotel corridors, or kitchens — need compact walk-behind machines designed for manoeuvrability and detail cleaning. In high-hygiene settings such as healthcare or food production, you may also require specialist steam, chemical-free, or high-filtration equipment to meet strict standards. By fully understanding your environment first, you avoid investing in machinery that is either underpowered or unnecessarily complex for your team. Match the Equipment to Daily Usage Demands Commercial machines are designed for different workloads. Some are ideal for light or intermittent cleaning, while others are engineered for continuous, multi-shift operation. High-usage environments such as hospitals, factories, logistics hubs, and large retail stores require equipment built for durability, longer run times, and more robust components. In lower-demand settings, a more compact and flexible machine may be the better fit. Choosing equipment matched to your daily workload helps you: Reduce breakdowns Extend equipment lifespan Maintain consistent cleaning standards Lower long-term running costs This alignment is one of the most effective ways to protect your investment. Consider Long-Term Running Costs — Not Just the Purchase Price It’s tempting to compare machines solely by their upfront cost, but the lifetime cost of ownership is far more important. Factors such as energy usage, battery technology, water efficiency, servicing, consumables, and parts availability all influence the true cost of operation. A slightly higher initial investment often provides: Lower energy consumption Longer-lasting components Reduced water and chemical usage Stronger reliability and fewer repairs This can save organisations significant money over the lifespan of the machine. When comparing equipment, always consider long-term value, not just purchase price. Buying or Hiring — Which Approach Is Right for Your Business? There is no one-size-fits-all method for acquiring commercial cleaning equipment. The best choice depends on your budget, project duration, and how intensively the equipment will be used. Outright Purchase - Best for long-term, predictable usage where ownership offers lower lifetime cost. Hire (Short- or Long-Term) is ideal for: Seasonal workloads Deep-clean periods Short-term projects Trialling equipment before purchase Leasing - A popular option for businesses wanting fixed monthly costs, preserved capital, and the ability to refresh equipment regularly without a large upfront investment. Understanding these options helps organisations choose the most efficient financial route for their needs. The Importance of Professional Servicing & Ongoing Support Even the most advanced commercial cleaning equipment requires regular maintenance to perform reliably. Planned preventative servicing helps ensure: Strong suction, airflow, and cleaning performance Reduced risk of breakdowns Compliance with hygiene and safety expectations Longer equipment lifespan Lower repair and downtime costs Access to fast repairs and genuine replacement parts is essential, especially for environments where cleaning equipment is mission-critical — such as healthcare, hospitality, and education. Partnering with a specialist provider like Cornwall Vacuum Services (CVS) ensures your equipment is supported by trained engineers, proactive servicing schedules, and rapid response when issues arise. Future-Proofing Your Cleaning Operations Cleaning technology is evolving quickly. Machines are becoming more energy-efficient, easier to maintain, and designed to support sustainability goals. When investing in new equipment, it’s worth considering: Scalability and suitability for future expansion Compatibility with different environments Ability to upgrade components (e.g., batteries or brushes) Whether the machine aligns with future hygiene or regulatory standards Forward-thinking choices reduce the likelihood of costly replacements later and help your business adapt to new requirements with ease. Why Expert Guidance Makes All the Difference With so many variables to consider, selecting commercial cleaning equipment can be complex — especially for organisations with multiple sites or varied cleaning needs. This is where expert support becomes invaluable. Specialist providers like CVS offer: Site assessments to understand your exact environment Practical equipment recommendations tailored to your operation Professional installation and operator training Servicing and maintenance plans to protect long-term performance A dedicated support team whenever issues arise This end-to-end approach removes guesswork and ensures every piece of equipment delivers the results your organisation expects. Making Confident Equipment Decisions The right commercial cleaning equipment supports hygiene compliance, staff productivity, safety, and overall business reputation. By considering your environment, workload, long- term costs, and service requirements, you can make confident decisions that deliver lasting value. Whether you're upgrading existing machinery or investing for the first time, partnering with experienced specialists ensures your equipment is properly specified, professionally maintained, and ready to perform when it matters most.
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Imop XL
The amount of time saving is excellent and the amount of dirt coming off the floors was / is eye opening.
Daniel
Mullion Secondary School
Skyvac Industiral 85
Huge cost saving in scaffolding as easy to access. Bonus of using equipment for flooding as well. Training was very good, eash to liste to and follow.
Nicola
Royal Devon University Hopsital
Pacvac
Totally changed intermission times improving time in area making for a smoother transition. Great customer service and not just during the sales process, will continue to use for uears to come
John
Theatre Royal Plymouth
Excentr 40-25
The machine provided a deep clean to the floor areas, removing old polish and ingrained stains from various floor areas. It leaves the floor looking a lot cleaner. Excellent service and support provided from everyone within the team from CVS
Julie
University of Plymouth
Tersano SAO
Reduced COSHH data seets, improved H&S, time saving/no mixing. I will be purchasing another Tersano system and Iclean Pro's in the near future
David
Sanctuary Group
Pacvac
The Pacvac's and extention vac poles have dramatically improved our ability to clean hard to reach areas within our conventional hotel rooms and the Pacvac's have made cleaning our off site Shepherds Huts much easier to clean
Paul
Rick Stein Group
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National Trust
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