Dust & Chip Extraction

We sell dust and chip extraction equipment from DeWalt, Metabo, Bosch, Record Power and Starrett, covering cordless and corded dust extractors, workshop chip extractors, tool-specific dust shrouds and guards, plus replacement bags and filters.

Effective dust extraction protects both the operator and the workspace, capturing fine dust at the point of creation rather than letting it settle across the site or workshop. Different tools and tasks call for different equipment: a portable extractor attaches directly to a hand tool for on-site work, while a chip extractor sits fixed in a workshop pulling debris from stationary machinery.

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Dust & Chip Extraction – Product list

Portable dust extractors

The DeWalt D25303DH attaches directly to compatible DeWalt SDS drills for onboard dust extraction while drilling, keeping the work area clear without a separate hose running to a fixed vacuum. The DeWalt DWH161N Universal Dust Extractor takes a broader approach, mounting to a range of compatible tools rather than one specific model. For heavier-duty extraction, the DeWalt DCV586MN FlexVolt Dust Extractor runs on 54V power for stronger suction across larger jobs.

Chip extractors for workshop machinery

The Metabo SPA 1200 Chip Extractor is built for fixed workshop use, pulling chips and dust directly from stationary machinery such as planers, saws and sanders into a 65 litre collection bag. The Record Power AC400 Two Stage Air Filter works differently, filtering airborne dust that's already escaped into the workshop rather than capturing it at source, useful as a second layer of protection alongside a chip extractor.

Dust shrouds and tool-specific guards

Grinders, SDS drills and other tools that generate heavy dust at the working point often need a dedicated shroud rather than a general extractor. The DeWalt DWE 46150X Surface Grinding Shroud fits 115mm and 125mm grinders to contain dust at the disc, while the Bosch GDE 162 SDS Dust Guard and Bosch Professional Dust Attachment serve the same function for SDS drilling work.

Standards and compliance

Dust extractors sold here are classed to L, M or H dust class ratings under EN 60335-2-69, which set the filtration performance required for different hazard levels: L class for low-risk dust, M class for medium-risk dust such as wood and mineral dust, and H class for high-risk hazardous dust including certain silica and hardwood dusts. Under UK Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) regulations, employers must control exposure to dust at the point of creation where reasonably practicable, which is why on-tool extraction and correctly rated equipment matter beyond general good practice. Check the dust class stated on each product page to confirm it matches the material being worked.

Filters, bags and hoses

Keeping an extractor running effectively depends on replacing consumables on schedule. This range covers replacement fleece and disposable collection bags for Metabo and DeWalt extractors, a 0.2 micron fine filter for Metabo units, and an anti-static 4m extraction hose for DeWalt systems, reducing static buildup that can otherwise cause dust to cling inside the hose.

Why buy your dust and chip extraction from MTN Shop

All dust and chip extraction equipment sold here is genuine stock from DeWalt, Metabo, Bosch, Record Power and Starrett. 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.

Frequently Asked Questions

A dust extractor is typically portable and attaches to a hand tool for capturing dust during use on site or in the workshop. A chip extractor is a fixed workshop system that pulls dust and chips from stationary machinery like saws, planers and sanders.
Yes, for grinders and SDS drills. A dust shroud contains dust at the tool's cutting or drilling point, connecting to a vacuum or extractor hose. Without one, a general extractor has nothing to draw from directly at the source, so far more dust escapes into the air.
It depends on use, but a fine filter or collection bag that's visibly full or clogged will reduce suction and extraction efficiency, so check them regularly during heavy use and replace before performance noticeably drops.
Dust moving through a standard hose generates static, which causes fine particles to cling to the inside of the hose and reduces airflow over time. An anti-static hose reduces this buildup, keeping suction more consistent.
Yes, provided the extractor's airflow and hose diameter suit each machine's dust port, and the machines aren't run simultaneously drawing more capacity than the extractor can handle. Check the extractor's rated airflow against your machinery's requirements.