Don't use one very often but when the big spills occur it's a must. My old school 3M vac has finally given up and am looking for a replacement. I am wanting something MUCH quieter. Anyone have any suggestions?
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I have thought about using the filter inline with something else before.
You can try a Convac. But they will overheat trip out and need to cool down from overuse.
Its good for a copier not for a car.Whatever -
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Karcher seems kinda big to carry around.Comment
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The dust/toner filter is the trick. If its not made for fine toner powder the toner melts into the bearings and seizes the motor up.WhateverComment
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3M is about the only manufacturer (i am aware of) that does toner vacuums.
We recently had some repaired (we also use 3M) by a local company that does electrical motor rewinding and motor replacement.Press the GREEN button!!Comment
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Thats the vacuum i use. Easy to carry, has everything u need internally stored, the cartridges are easy to change and they come indifferent type filters for regular, hepa etc.Comment
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It's 106 miles to Chicago. We've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses.
Hit it.Comment
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Try Atrix. Ebay has a number of them listed at prices starting from $85.00. Look very similar to the 3M. Atrix also makes filter that fit the 3M copyvac.Comment
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We use 3M vacuums, they are a bit noisy. Only use it on Ricoh calls, worst toner dumping machines ever made.Comment
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