HEPA dust extractor rental
A construction vacuum with HEPA filtration, built to capture fine dust at the tool before it reaches the air.
What it is
A HEPA dust extractor pulls dust through a hose connected to a grinder, saw or sander, and filters it through a HEPA filter. A true HEPA filter is rated to capture 99.97% of particles at 0.3 micrometres. Fine dust is the reason these machines exist: it hangs in the air, spreads through a building and is harmful to breathe.
Who rents it
- Drywall finishing and sanding
- Concrete grinding, coring and cutting
- Renovations in occupied homes, offices and clinics
Starting rental prices
| Item | Starting price |
|---|---|
| Per day | from $65 |
| Per week | from $195 |
| Per month | from $550 |
Starting prices in CAD before tax, based on typical Canadian rental-market rates. Final price depends on the machine, rental length, delivery distance and extras. Exact pricing is confirmed in your quote.
Good to know
- Some dust from cutting and grinding masonry and concrete can contain crystalline silica. Rules for controlling it differ by province, so check with your site safety officer or provincial authority.
- Do not use a HEPA unit for wet pickup unless it is made for it. Use a wet/dry vacuum for liquids.
- A cyclone pre-separator in front of the extractor protects the filter on heavy dust jobs. Ask us about it when you request a quote.
HEPA dust extractor questions
What is the difference between HEPA and a shop vac?
A shop vac moves air and debris, but its filter lets fine dust through. A HEPA extractor filters fine dust. See HEPA vs shop vac.
Will it connect to my grinder or saw?
Most dust-collection tools use a standard hose connection. Tell us the tool in your quote request and we will match it. See dust control on job sites.
Do I need a HEPA vacuum for concrete work?
Often yes, for grinding and cutting. Requirements depend on the work and the province. Check with your safety officer. See concrete grinding and cutting.
Tell us what you need
We reply by email with a quote.