Vacuum cleaners
Vacuum cleaners are used by virtually every type of business, using powerful suction to pull up dirt from the floor and other surfaces. For industrial use, these appliances can be modified to suit certain types of floor (for example non-carpeted or abrasive surfaces), and even to deal with explosive or dangerous dust, or larger debris. Industrial vacuum cleaners are usually more powerful than models for personal use, so as to ensure a more effective clean, especially in environments where this is vital to hygiene or safety regulations.
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