Industrial Vacuums

We manufacture our Hurricane™ line of Industrial Vacuum loaders and dust collection equipment for a variety of industries including abrasive blast recovery, roof rock removal, hazardous waste removal, steel mills, and shipyards. We offer a variety of styles, including trailer-mounted and skid-mounted vacuums.

Committed to providing quality, high-production vacuums, and service from our four state-of-the-art facilities, including our new 75,000-square-foot Wisconsin manufacturing facility. We design, build, and field test every Industrial Vacuum machine to exceed the most stringent quality standards. Learn more about why to choose Industrial Vacuum.

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Industrial Vacuum Rentals & Used Equipment

Industrial Vacuum’s experienced sales staff has the expertise and years of job site training. We can assist you in choosing the ideal Hurricane™ Vacuum or Dust Collector to best suit your needs. New or Pre-owned models of all sizes are available.

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Vacuums For Silica Dust Control

Industrial Vacuum is a trusted vacuum manufacturer for silica dust removal. Learn about the hazards of silica dust and how to become OSHA compliant. Learn more.

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Industrial Vacuums for Oil & Gas Cleanup

The oil and gas industry involves different processes, from production to transportation and processing. Petroleum producers, refiners, and transporters rely on oilfield equipment that is durable and provides high performance to complete their tasks at optimal efficiency.

Eliminating Oil Sludge with an Industrial Sludge Vacuum

When water vapor condenses inside an oil tank due to temperature fluctuations, it results in petroleum sludge. Over time as the water vapor forms into droplets inside the tank, it causes rust.

Plugging Abandoned Oil & Gas Wells: The Effect On The Frac Tank Cleaning Industry

In 2021,  the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) was signed into law. With this, federal funding for plugging, remediating, and restoring orphan oil and gas sites will hopefully increase.