Renovation, repair and abatement work on older buildings often means disturbing lead-based paint or asbestos-containing materials. The dust these materials release is a serious health hazard for workers, building occupants and families, and the EPA and OSHA strictly regulate how it is controlled and cleaned up.
Why abatement pros choose Pulse-Bac
Lead-safe and asbestos work calls for a HEPA vacuum you can trust. Every Pulse-Bac HEPA filter is individually serialized and tested to 99.97% @ 0.3 microns, and dual-stage models add a second exhaust-side HEPA filter for an extra layer of protection.
Connect a Pulse-Bac to a shrouded sander, grinder or scraper to capture dust right at the tool, then use it for the specialized HEPA cleanup that EPA RRP lead-safe practices require. Because Pulse-Bac cleans its filters automatically, you never have to open the vacuum and knock hazardous dust out of a clogged filter. Suction stays strong and the dust stays inside the machine.
When it's time to empty, the Longopac Endless Bagging system and Easy Empty Valve let you seal collected debris in a bag for disposal without exposing your crew. Always follow EPA, OSHA, state and local requirements for lead and asbestos work, including proper training, containment and disposal.