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As hardscape contractors, we began researching various options to comply with the new respirable silica law. Our enthusiasm quickly turned to frustration as we began testing various systems. The attachments in which we’d invested failed to capture a significant amount of dust. Pairing the attachments with an oversized dust collector didn’t resolve the inherent design flaws.
Since we started using the Dust Killer I definitely would never cut dry without dust control again. Its not fun to have to wear a respirator all day, but since we have the Dust Killer I don’t have to wear a respirator to cut.
– Josh Groff, Willow Gates Landscaping
Silica Dust Collection Vacuum
With a rugged frame and pneumatic tires, the Dust Killer can be rolled anywhere on your job site. At 33” wide, it fits through most doorways and gates. The Dust Killer is equipped with a 4”, 6”, and 8” takeoff.
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The Dust Shark is intended for use in cutting wall block or paver border pieces. It attaches to a Stihl or Husqvarna cutoff saw and can be quickly installed or removed.
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Cut-in-Place Attachment
Use the Dust Xtractor for cutting pavers in place or cutting control joints in concrete. It may be used on both curved and straight cuts, and the saw blade does not need to be fully plunged to capture the dust.
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The Dust Tiger may be retrofitted to most stationary table saws. It efficiently captures dust from cutting block, stone, or pavers. It has an 8” diameter discharge.
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