Larson Electronics Releases Explosion-Proof Vacuum, 85 CFM Required, 40-Foot Hose, 55-Gallon Capacity

KEMP, Texas, May 13, 2019 (Newswire.com) - Larson Electronics, a Texas-based company with over 40 years of experience spearheading the industrial lighting and equipment sectors, announced the release of an explosion-proof vacuum for use in hazardous locations. This unit offers a 55-gallon capacity and features a 40-foot, anti-static hose with an 18-gauge steel drum. This unit has a swivel caster base for easy portability and a certified HEPA filter.

The ATEX-HALP-48-2L-xx-R1-SP0114 explosion-proof vacuum comes equipped with a 3/4-inch by 20-inch anti-static air line for powering the unit and external grounding wire for protection. This vacuum is rated for use in Class I, Divisions 1 and 2, Groups A, B, C, and D; Class II, Divisions 1 and 2, Groups E, F, and G; Class I, Zones 1 and 2; and Class II, Zones 21 and 22 hazardous locations. This unit features a 55-gallon capacity tank with 85 required CFM during use.

Larson Electronics’ explosion-proof vacuum comes with a 2-inch OD 2-piece steel wand, floor tool, crevice tool and gulper wand. This portable, explosion-proof vacuum features a certified HEPA filter and is suitable for use in hazardous work settings, construction sites, industrial facilities and more.

About Larson Electronics LLC: Larson Electronics LLC is a manufacturer of industrial lighting equipment and accessories. The company offers an extensive catalog of industry-grade lighting and power distribution products for the following sectors: manufacturing, construction, food processing, oil and gas, military, marine and automobile. Customers can benefit from the company’s hands-on, customized approach to lighting solutions. Larson Electronics provides expedited service for quotes, customer support and shipments.

For further information, please contact:

Rob Bresnahan, President and CEO

Toll-free: 1-888-351-2363

Int’l: 214-616-6180

Fax: 903-498-3364

Email: [email protected]

Source: Larson Electronics