Makita VC4710 12-Gallon Wet/Dry VacuumDetailsMakita P-70312 Dust Extracting Flooring Set, 8-Piece FREE Shipping. DetailsMakita P-78293 Dust Extracting Fleece Bag Nano Filter, 5-Pack FREE Shipping on orders over $49. Buy "Makita VC4710 12-Gallon Wet/Dry Vacuum” from Amazon Warehouse Deals and save 51% off the $1,008.00 list price. The new VC4710 is powered by a 12 AMP motor that generates 135 CFM of suction power and 92" of water lift to take on the most challenging applications. Jobsite research indicates that contractors clearly desire a jobsite vacuum that combines power with less noise and less weight with a smaller footprint, particularly for indoor and room-to-room applications. Makita responded with a vacuum motor chamber constructed of quality sound-absorbing materials, delivering an operating sound level of only 59 dB(A). In addition, precision lightweight motor components and more efficient air ducting allowed engineers to reduce the weight to only 27 lbs. For improved stability, the VC4710 has wide-set urethane rear wheels and enlarged steel caster front wheels to create a lower center of gravity for improved stability and easier movement.

24 x 16 x 33 inches #51,050 in Home Improvements (See top 100) #128 in Home Improvement > Power & Hand Tools > Power Tools > Wet-Dry Vacuumswhat is the best bagless vacuum cleaner for the money 41.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)sale vax vacuum cleaners Main Flat Filters, 2/pk (P-79843)jual vacuum cleaner buat mobil 1-3/8" X 16' Anti-Static Hose (P-79865) Fleece Nano Filter Bag (P-78293) 12 Gallon Xtract Vac Wet/Dry Vacuum The Xtract Vac (model VC4710) is at the center of Makita's growing dust collection system, and with an extensive range of features the VC4710 is a top performer in the jobsite vacuum category. This is a best-in-class solution for dust extraction in concrete and woodworking applications.

Powerful 12 AMP Motor Generates 135 CFM of Suction Power and 92" of Water Lift The VC4710 is powered by a 12 AMP motor that generates 135 CFM of suction power and 92” of water lift to take on the most challenging applications. Rocker valve isolates reverse air flow through each filter separately to not interrupt suction 10 second delay after power tool shut off to clear hose of remaining debris Soft start function for lower amp-draw at start-up Integrated cord reel and hose brackets for operator convenience Large, wide-set, urethane rear wheels create a lower center of gravity for better stability Enlarged steel caster front wheels are engineered for easy movement over rough surfaces Equipped with 24.6' cord and 16' anti-static hose, for better reach and suction performance On-Board Tool-Activated Outlet, with Innovative Automatic Filter-Cleaning System The Xtract Vac includes an on-board tool-activated outlet that starts and stops the vacuum with power tool usage.

The VC4710 also features an Automatic Filter Cleaning System with blow-back feature, which is timed at set intervals to maintain filter performance. The VC4710 features two flat main Nano filters engineered to maximize the container volume and improve efficiency, while capturing 99.95% of particles size 2 microns and larger. The optional Certified HEPA main filter captures 99.97% of particles size .3 microns and larger, which meets or exceeds the Department of Energy’s standard for HEPA filters. Included standard is a 1-3/8” x 16’ Anti-Static Hose, which is ideal for woodworkers in a shop environment. I have found a vacuum that can handle the dust and powder without clogging up the filters. Its am amazing product Pricey but worth it. I bought this to replace a festool which lasted through 4 years of drywall use. I've been using the makita for about 6 months. This is a great shop vac! it is the best shop vac that I've owned. But I expect this for the price! it is very quite and works well with tools.

I own two of these, and am considering a third. Unfortunately there is a problem that Makita has not been able to solve. Looked good, variable speed control DOA. Decided to return for refund and go for a Bosch. Last time I bought a Makita (sds max roto / chipping hammer that fried after minimal use... UPDATE: I got a call from Makita 24 hours after posting this review agreeing to replace the Makita VC4710.Really like the automatic turn on feature of the vacuum. The motor on this just died after almost a year's use. Gonna see if I can get it replaced or repaired under warranty. I'm a flooring contractor and I go through a Ridgid 16gal 6.5hp every 2 years. They run about $160 and have great suction. Makita P-78293 Dust Extracting Fleece Bag Nano Filter, 5-Pack Makita P-70312 Dust Extracting Flooring Set, 8-Piece Makita P-45777 Guide Rail Connector Kit Makita 194385-5 Clamper Set See and discover other items: air hose adaptersOSHA General Industry Standard (29 CFR 1910.1001) covers routine housekeeping activities in buildings and automotive brake and clutch repair.

OSHA Construction Standard (29 CFR 1926.1101) applies to building demolition and renovation operations and other activities where asbestos is removed or encapsulated. It also covers building maintenance and emergency cleanup of asbestos spills. EPA Asbestos Worker Protection Rule (40 CFR Part 763 Subpart G) extends the OSHA asbestos protections to state and local government workers not covered by OSHA laws. EPA Asbestos-in-Schools Rule (40 CFR Part 763 Subpart E) requires schools to inspect buildings for asbestos and prevent exposure worker/occupant exposure. EPA National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP 40 CFR 61 Subpart M) has requirements for removal of asbestos before demolition, notification to EPA before removal, preventing release of fibers into the air, and waste disposal. AFSCME has played a major role in shaping federal asbestos laws to protect maintenance, custodial, and other building service workers and occupants. These laws give workers the right to know if the buildings they work in contain asbestos-containing materials (ACM) and require strict work practices to prevent exposure.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has two asbestos standards: These standards cover private sector workers and state and local government workers in the 23 states with federally approved state OSHA laws. A few other states have OSHA programs for public employees that are not federally approved which also adopt and enforce OSHA standards. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Asbestos Worker Protection Rule (40 CFR Part 763 Subpart G) extends the OSHA asbestos protections to state and local government workers not covered by OSHA laws. The law became effective December 15, 2000. Federal laws give workers the right to know about possible asbestos hazards in their workplaces. Except for primary and secondary schools, there is no requirement to inspect buildings for asbestos. However, the following materials are "presumed asbestos-containing material" (PACM) and must be handled accordingly if they were installed in buildings builtbefore 1980.

These materials must be treated as ACM unless they are tested (bulk sampling) and are found not to contain asbestos. There are other ways that employers must inform workers and occupants about asbestos: OSHA permissible exposure limits (PEL) are the maximum levels that workers may be exposed to for particular substances. These are the limits that OSHA compliance officials can enforce. The PEL for asbestos is one-tenth of an asbestos fiber per cubic centimeter of air, or0.1f/cc averaged over an eight-hour shift. In addition, no employee may be exposed above theexcursion limit, which is an airborne concentration of asbestos over one fiber per cubic centimeter of air (1f/cc) averaged over a 30 minute period. Warning: Legal does not mean safe.There is no level of exposure that is known to be safe! The OSHA Construction Standard covers activities such as demolition, removal, repair, or encapsulation of ACM. It also covers building maintenance and custodial tasks.

The Construction Standard divides asbestos work into four types, each with its own set of requirements: In general, employers must determine how much asbestos that workers might be exposed tobefore the work begins (initial exposure assessment) unless they have reliable information that workers will not be exposed above the PEL. For Class I and II work, the employer must conduct daily monitoring (periodic monitoring) of each employee who works within the regulated area, unless a negative exposure assessment has been made. For Class III or IV work, the employer must monitor all work where exposures are expected to exceed the PEL, unless workers are wearing supplied-air respirators operated in the positive-pressure mode. Employer must also perform clearance sampling after Class I jobs to make sure that the area is safe to reenter. Before the plastic sheeting around an asbestos job is taken down, air measurements must be taken after stirring up the air with a leaf blower.

All Class I, II, and III asbestos work must be conducted within regulated areas. These are marked areas that only trained and authorized personnel wearing respirators and other protective equipment may enter. Other work, such as an emergency cleanup, must also be conducted in a regulated area when airborne asbestos levels are over or are likely to exceed the PEL. Engineering controls: employers must use ventilation and other methods to keep asbestos fibers from getting airborne. Power tools such as drills, saws, abrasive wheels must be equipped with ventilation systems in order to capture the fibers. Whenever possible, wet methods must be used to keep asbestos moist to keep fibers from getting into the air. Housekeeping and floor care: Employers must provide workers with a vacuum cleaner that is equipped with high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters, or use wet methods such as mopping. Stripping floor finish must be done by wet methods or using low abrasion pads at lower than 300 rpm.

Brake and clutch repair: In addition to housekeeping, the OSHA General Industry Standard covers vehicle maintenance. Employers must provide equipment to enclose the brake or clutch and catch fibers during repairs (negative pressure enclosure/HEPA vacuum system). Employers may also use low pressure/wet cleaning method or other methods if exposures can be kept below the PEL. The least protective respirator that OSHA allows for asbestos work is a half-mask, air- purifying respirator with HEPA filters. Dust masks are NOT allowed. The employer must provide a powered, air-purifying respirator whenever an employee chooses to use this type of respirator and the respirator will provide adequate protection. The OSHA and EPA rules also contain requirements for protective clothing, laundering work clothes, medical tests, and keeping records. OSHA and EPA prohibit the following activities: Dry sweeping, dusting, shoveling or normal vacuuming of asbestos or PACM material, debris, waste, or dust.