V-TUF GRINDEX1200LPS H-Class Industrial Dust Extractor - 2000W - 110V

Powerful, compact H-Class extraction for grinders, scarifiers and surface-prep tools — where fine, hazardous dust can't be allowed back into the air.

V-TUF GRINDEX1200LPS (GRINDEX1200LPS-110) is a twin by-pass motor industrial dust extractor built for continuous, high-volume collection of hazardous fine dust.

For: contractors and facilities teams running grinders, scarifiers, floor prep and other dust-generating tools where hazardous or fine dust must be captured at source.

Key Specifications

• Motor: 2 x by-pass motors
• Power: 2000W | Voltage: 110V - 60Hz | Max depression: 200mBar
• Airflow: 340 m³/h
• Dimensions (L×W×H): 70 × 54 × 135 cm | Weight: 61 kg
• Tank diameter: 370mm | Suction inlet: Ø50mm
• Filter cleaning: Fully automatic (reverse air-flow)
• Primary filter: HEPA + PTFE cartridge, 0.8m² filtering surface
• Certified class: H (hazardous dust)
• Collection system: Longopac® continuous bagging, 22m
• Protection rating: IP54
• Sound pressure level: 78dB

Important

• Not suitable for vacuuming liquids — dry/solid material collection only.
• Check the machine is connected to a power source matching the voltage on the rating plate (110V - 60Hz) before use.
• Use only genuine V-TUF filters and spare parts — non-approved parts can compromise safety and will void the warranty.
• Not for use in the presence of explosive or toxic gases, or for vacuuming explosive, incendiary, or flammable dusts and liquids.
• Check filter condition and correct fitting before every use.

1-year manufacturer's warranty. Genuine V-TUF, supplied from our Lincoln warehouse.

Where This Machine Is Used

• Construction
• Facilities Management
• Manufacturing
• Healthcare
• Social Housing

Legislation That Applies

COSHH Regulations 2002: As a dust-generating machine used to control hazardous fine dust, this extractor supports compliance with the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations, which require employers to assess and control exposure to hazardous dust.

CDM 2015: On construction sites, H-Class dust extractors like this one form part of the dust-control measures expected under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015.

HSE EH40 Workplace Exposure Limits: H-Class extraction supports staying within the workplace exposure limits (WELs) set out in HSE guidance document EH40 for substances such as respirable crystalline silica.

Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012: This machine's H-Class certification means it is suitable for use on tasks involving asbestos-containing materials, in line with CAR 2012 requirements — always confirm safe working procedures for any known or suspected asbestos before starting work.

PUWER 1998: As with all machines used in commercial or industrial settings, this extractor should be maintained, inspected and operated in line with the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998.

ICRA: Where this machine is used on construction or refurbishment work inside healthcare settings, H-Class extraction supports compliance with Infection Control Risk Assessment requirements.

Awaab's Law: Where used for mould remediation or associated dust control in social housing, H-Class extractors fall within the scope of Awaab's Law obligations on landlords.

Further Reading

• M-Class or H-Class: why it depends on what the building is made of
• Silica dust on construction sites: what the regulations actually require
• Asbestos in construction: what CAR 2012 requires for contractors working in pre-2000 buildings
• ICRA in healthcare construction: what contractors working inside hospitals need to know

Support

Need help with this machine? Visit our troubleshooting guide or spare parts page, or call us on +44 (0)1522 787978.