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Large capacity powerful suction for pro-sized messes.
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Clean with confidence with a reliable motor and switch.
view larger Plenty of 0n-board storage for convenient access.
view larger Best-In-Class Suction At WORKSHOP, we use real-life wet and dry messes in our testing, and design our vacuums to strike the best balance between airflow and sealed suction. Airflow measures CFM (cubic feet per minute) or volume of air moved, which is important when picking up dry messes. Sealed Suction (inches) measures the raw strength of suction when picking up liquids. The measurement that best captures both aspects of suction is Max Air Watts tested to ASTM standard, and the WS1600VA has among the highest in its class. Most Reliable Motors, Construction, and Customer Service At WORKSHOP, we test our motors thoroughly and regularly to make sure they are among the longest lasting motors in the industry. This vacuum also has a dent-resistant copolymer drum that is built to resist cracks, and will not rust. Even the on/off switch on this vac is tested to 10,000 cycles, and works reliably. We are so confident that your vacuum will last for years and years, that we backed it with a 5-year limited warranty. Our customer service representatives are eager to help and answer any questions. Speak to a live person M-F 8:00-4:30 CST at 1-888-455-8724. Easy Access With On-Board Storage All the included accessories can store away neatly on the vacuum’s caster feet or lid surface with integrated storage wells. The 20-foot power cord can be wrapped around the vacuum head. Large Drain Port And Integrated Blower Wet spill? No Problem! Wet cleanup is easy with the drainage port at the bottom of the vacuum to empty out any liquids. This vacuum also includes an integrated blowing port for added versatility. What’s In the Box? WORKSHOP WS1600VA shop vacuum, Qwik Lock filter, and 2-1/2 inch diameter accessories including: Dual-Flex locking hose (7-foot long), utility nozzle, car nozzle, wet nozzle, two extension wands (20.5 inch long), Roll Tight locking sleeve Do Even More With Add-On Tools • Floor Brush WS25014A ideal for large floor cleaning
• Wet Application Filter WS24200F for wet messes with debris
•Blower Nozzle WS25006A designed for concentrated blowing Did You Know? A filter should always be used when picking up wet or dry messes. You don’t always need a wet application filter when picking up small amounts of liquids. However, we highly recommend using a wet filter for picking up larger amounts of liquid. CFMSealed Suction (inches)Max Airwatts(Volume of air moved)(Suction strength of liquid pickup)(Overall Suction)16946265 Because ... standards matter to us! At WORKSHOP, we design our vacuums to measure up to American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) testing methods, unlike some competitors who use lab methods. WORKSHOP vacuums are designed to strike a balance between airflow and sealed suction. Airflow measures CFM (cubic feet per minute) or volume of air moved, which is important when picking up dry messes. Sealed Suction (inches) measures the raw strength of suction when picking up liquids. The measurement that captures both aspects of suction is Max Air Watts tested to ASTM standards.
Features
- 2-1/2" Dual-Flex locking hose offers 180Degree flexibility at both hose ends. Locking tab keeps hose connected to the vac during use
- Qwik Lock Filter Fastening System is great for easy filter changes
- Roll Tight locking sleeve keeps accessories securely connected. Hose and accessories conveniently stores on-board when not in use
- Tough Copolymer drum resists dents and cracks and will not rust. Large drain is for easier liquid disposal
- Integrated blowing port for added versatility
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