Why are industrial vacuum cleaners better than low cost mops, brooms, and compressed air?
A. Most manufacturers who use mops, brooms or compressed air start at the top of their plant and work their way down, sweeping away dust and debris as they go. This process is not only time consuming, but actually just re-disperses the particles back into the air, especially if using compressed air. Mops and brooms can also promote contamination by spreading bacteria from one piece of machinery to another. Mops, Booms, & Compressed Air vs. High-Quality Vacuum Cleaner The efficiency of an industrial vacuum cleaner can cut cleaning time in half, and literally save thousands of dollars! Whether a plant operates 40 hours a week or 24/7, facilities would get a return on investment on a $2,000 vacuum cleaner in less than 2 months. Check out the chart below.
