High-performance industrial vacuum cleaners and commercial vacuuming technology for the highest filtration requirements and maximum cleanliness in any environment
IPC BETA300/700 high capacity extraction vacuum cleaner made of stainless steel
Pulsar Vegas 515/H Inox dry vacuum cleaner made of stainless steel 72 dB(A) IPC
IPC Sub 635 special water pump vacuum cleaner 74 dB(A) made of plastic ASDO04309
Water pump vacuum cleaner SUB 141, with submersible pump for pumping out water, with single-stage motor, IPC Austria
Professional suction technology for maximum efficiency
A well-designed portfolio of machines is the key to efficient cleaning processes. While scrubber-dryers are responsible for wet floor cleaning and sweepers for rough cleaning of large areas, vacuum cleaners handle precise detail cleaning. In sensitive hygiene areas, our vacuum cleaners can also be ideally combined with steam cleaning machines to remove loosened dirt immediately and completely. For a professional welcome, our shoe-polishing machines further reduce dirt being tracked in right at the door.
Compact and extremely quiet professional devices for offices, hotels and retail spaces.
Versatile all-rounders that reliably absorb both liquids and dry dirt.
Specialized equipment with dust class certification (L, M, H) for hazardous fine dusts in crafts and industry.
Technology that makes the difference: Filtration and ergonomics
For B2B applications, two factors are crucial: filtration performance and ergonomics . High-quality HEPA filter systems ensure that the exhaust air is cleaner than the ambient air – a must for allergy sufferers and in healthcare settings. At the same time, we focus on durable suction hoses, shatterproof containers, and ergonomic suction tubes that minimize physical strain on staff, even during long shifts.
Expert knowledge: FAQ on professional vacuum technology
What dust class do I need for my business?
Class L vacuums are suitable for ordinary household dust. Class M vacuums are legally required for wood and metal dust in workshops. Class H vacuums are needed when carcinogenic or disease-causing dust (e.g., asbestos or mold) needs to be extracted.
What are the advantages of cordless vacuum cleaners in commercial use?
Cordless vacuum cleaners eliminate tripping hazards and allow cleaning in areas without power outlets, such as stairwells or buses. Modern lithium-ion batteries now offer runtimes sufficient for complete cleaning cycles.
When should you use a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment?
Vacuum cleaners with a brush attachment are ideal for textile floor coverings. The rotating brush loosens deeply embedded dirt from the pile and lifts it back up, significantly extending the lifespan of the carpet.
Do you need replacement filters, special floor nozzles, or advice on the optimal suction power for your floor coverings? Our experts are always available to provide you with manufacturer-independent advice.