Numatic CV570 Industrial Bagless Vacuum Cleaner

How is the CV570 different from the WV570?

The main difference between the CV and WV range is that you do not need to change any filters when changing from wet to dry mode whilst using the vacuum, in fact there is no wet or dry mode on the CV range, it is permanently set up to tackle any type of non hazardous waste.

This means no need to store the “other” set of filters, e.g. whilst using it in wet mode there is no need to store the dry filter and vice-versa.

Do I need to use vacuum bags when using the CV570 Dry?

No - this machine has a specialist filter system that removes the need for vacuum bags, you can use it wet then immediately without changing any filters start using it for dry waste. This makes the CV570 ideal for the car valeting trade where changes of material and moisture content are very frequent. 

How hard are the filters to maintain on the CV570?

Very easy, they can simply be removed from the machine (only requires the removal of a couple of clips) then rinsed under a hose, once completely dry they are ready for more work, whether that be wet or dry. 

What accessories does the CV 570 come supplied with?

The CV 570 comes supplied with a wet and a dry floor wand allowing the machine to be used for drying floors from spills or after cleaning. For dry applications the dry floor tool will allow the vacuum to clear builders dust and similar waste with ease. 

How do I empty the machine when full?

The vacuum is emptied in the same manner you would empty a bucket of water, the top of the machine is unclipped, filters removed, the waste can then be tipped out into a suitable receptacle. This process takes seconds and the machine can be ready to go straight away.

What material is the vacuum made from?

This compact industrial wet and dry vacuum is made from the same strong StructoFoam material as the WV and WVD line of machines. StructoFoam is very lightweight and very strong, it allows the CV570 to be used in industrial environments and stand up to the knocks and bumps that industrial machines often see in the working environment.