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Air, Dust & Extraction

Discover our range of air, dust and extraction equipment from DEWALT, Bosch, Makita, Metabo, Einhell, Karcher and Nilfisk, covering vacuums and dust extraction, wet and dry vacuums, dust and chip extraction, handheld vacuums and air tools and compressors.

Whether you're extracting dust at source from a power tool, clearing up a workshop floor, or running pneumatic tools from a compressor, this range is organised into focused categories below so you can go straight to what the job needs.

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Air, Dust & Extraction – Product list

Vacuums & Dust Extraction

The wider category covering all vacuum and dust extraction equipment, from compact handheld units to full site-grade dust extractors, keeping dust and debris under control across workshop and site work. See our Vacuums & Dust Extraction range for the full selection.

Wet & Dry Vacuums

General-purpose wet and dry vacuums from DEWALT, Metabo, Karcher, Einhell and Nilfisk handle both dry debris and liquid spills, many with power tool activation (PTO) that starts the vacuum automatically when a connected power tool is switched on. See our Wet & Dry Vacuums range for the full selection.

Dust & Chip Extraction

M-Class and H-Class rated dust extractors from DEWALT and Bosch are built for construction dust and hazardous material extraction, meeting the higher filtration standards required for silica dust and similar workplace hazards. See our Dust & Chip Extraction range for the full selection.

Handheld Vacuums

Compact cordless handheld vacuums from Bosch, Einhell and BLACK+DECKER suit quick clean-ups, vehicle interiors and confined spaces where a full-size vacuum isn't practical. See our Handheld Vacuums range for the full selection.

Air Tools & Compressors

Air compressors and pneumatic equipment supply the compressed air needed to run air tools, spray equipment and pneumatic nailers, a separate power source from the electric vacuums and extractors in the rest of this range. See our Air Tools & Compressors range for the full selection.

Choosing between L, M and H Class vacuums

Dust extraction equipment is rated by class according to the hazard level of dust it's designed to capture. L-Class suits low-risk dust, M-Class handles moderate-hazard dust including some wood and mineral dusts, and H-Class is required for the highest-risk dust, such as asbestos-adjacent work, capturing the smallest and most hazardous particles.

Why buy your air, dust and extraction equipment from MTN Shop

All vacuums, dust extractors and air tools sold here are genuine stock from DEWALT, Bosch, Makita, Metabo, Einhell, Karcher, Nilfisk and more. We ship fast across the UK with straightforward returns on unused stock. For trade or bulk orders, request a quote and our team will confirm stock and lead time directly. For any other questions, contact us and our team will be happy to help.

Frequently Asked Questions

L-Class suits low-risk dust, M-Class handles moderate-hazard dust such as some wood and mineral dusts, and H-Class is required for the highest-risk dust, capturing the smallest and most hazardous particles for tasks involving serious health risks.
PTO automatically switches the vacuum on when a connected power tool starts, and off again when it stops, so dust extraction runs exactly when needed without manually operating the vacuum separately.
Yes, wet and dry vacuums are specifically designed to handle both, unlike a standard domestic vacuum which isn't built to safely vacuum liquids.
An air compressor supplies compressed air to run pneumatic tools, spray equipment and air nailers, a completely different function from a vacuum or dust extractor, which remove dust and debris rather than power tools.
A handheld vacuum suits quick, light clean-ups and confined spaces, but for regular workshop debris, larger spills or connecting directly to a power tool for dust extraction, a full-size wet and dry vacuum is the better choice.

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